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by: Gregg MontgomerySAVANNAH, Georgia (WISH) — The Savannah Bananas, who filled Victory Field twice in 2023, will slide back into Indianapolis in 2024, the team announced Thursday night.This time, the exhibition barnstorming baseball team based in Savannah, Georgia, has made three dates at the home of the Indianapolis Indians: June 27, 28 and 29. Fans can sign up online for alerts on ticket information.However, the team that calls Victory Field home has put an asterisk on the tickets, saying that “all Indians season ticket and mini plan holders will receive presale access to tickets before the general public on-sale.”Thursday’s 2024 schedule announcement came via YouTube, complete with the Banana-style over-the-top presentation.In 2023, the team initially announced only one game at Victory Field, June 30. But later, the team said, “Due to the immense demand for tickets, we are thrilled to add June 29 to the calendar as the Savannah Bananas swing through Indianapolis on their 2023 Banana Ball World Tour.”Then the team came to the city, and much of Indianapolis including Victory Field lost power, delaying the June 29 game to July 1. So, the team’s first game in Indianapolis ended up being the originally scheduled June 30 game. Each of the games drew 15,000 fans, a Bananas record. That record stands.The team also will play in Columbus, Ohio, on May 24, 25 and 26, and in Louisville, Kentucky, on Aug. 1, 2 and 3.Tickets in 2024 will be $35 each, the Bananas’ website says.As a harbinger to the schedule announcement, the Indians had tweeted a photo of a set of bananas in a seat at Victory Field on Thursday morning.Thursday’s announcement also included the creation of a third team, the Firefighters. The Party Animals have been the usual opponents to the Bananas.What IU freshman guard Ian...College Basketball /October 6, 2023When will Purdue and IU...College Football /October 5, 2023Butler basketball fans can watch...College Basketball /October 5, 2023Colts defense still searches for...Indianapolis Colts /October 5, 2023Dick Butkus, fearsome Hall of...Sports /October 5, 2023The Zone Extra: October 5,...High School - The Zone /October 5, 2023Athlete of the Week: Garrett...High School - The Zone /October 5, 2023AT&amp;T and Gallaudet University unveil...College Football /October 5, 2023

by: Gregg MontgomerySAVANNAH, Georgia (WISH) — The Savannah Bananas, who filled Victory Field twice in 2023, will slide back into Indianapolis in 2024, the team announced Thursday night.This time, the exhibition barnstorming baseball team based in Savannah, Georgia, has made three dates at the home of the Indianapolis Indians: June 27, 28 and 29. Fans can sign up online for alerts on ticket information.However, the team that calls Victory Field home has put an asterisk on the tickets, saying that “all Indians season ticket and mini plan holders will receive presale access to tickets before...

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