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Savannah Bananas leave an indelible mark on Chicago

Ex-White Sox teammates Mark Buehrle, A.J. Pierzynski reunite on Savannah Bananas

Mark Buehrle and A.J. Pierzynski, members of the White Sox’s last World Series championship team and one of the better batteries in franchise history, shared a clubhouse for the first time in 14 year...

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Savannah Bananas leave an indelible mark on Chicago, from an emotional White Sox reunion to a Chance happening

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Four White Sox Legends and Hometown Chance the Rapper Join Bananas in Chicago

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Game 1 Recap: Savannah Banana’s takeover Rate Field in Chicago!

This weekend the Windy City played host to the Savannah Bananas and the Firefighter squads.

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Savannah Bananas Owner Keeps Something Every Hater Has Sent Him

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Savannah Bananas Colorado Weekend Surprises Fans and Boosts Local Businesses

Savannah Bananas come to Chicago for 1st time: ‘The greatest show, greatest party and hottest sporting event’

The Savannah Bananas — the dancing, fun-focused baseball team — bring their “world tour” to the Chicago White Sox’s Rate Field. Here’s what to expect from the games.

Chance the Rapper, Ozzie Guillen join Savannah Bananas' social media fun

The Savannah Bananas played two sold-out games at Chicago’s Rate Field this week, and they had plenty of help making the trip a memorable one.

The Savannah Bananas have a South Side sellout. Here’s how to watch their stopover in Chicago

The Savannah Bananas bring their baseball show to the South Side of Chicago. Here's how to watch Friday's funky scrimmage.

Savannah Bananas players draw raves from fans for second sold-out Chicago game

Regular baseball is boring,” said a fan who arrived early at Rate Field to get players' autographs. The wildly popular Banana Ball exhibition league made its Chicago debut this weekend.

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Savannah Bananas, the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball, to make Chicago debut at Rate Field

Banana Ball has a different set of rules compared to traditional baseball. And millions of fans are scooping up tickets or waiting in a lottery system to buy seats.