This week, Shawn Anderson and Lou Olsen are joined by Jared Orton.
The president of the Savannah Bananas talks to the boys about how he went from being a headless mascot to heading up one of minor league baseball’s most fan-friendly teams, why his team opted to go ad-free at historic Grayson Stadium, how he managed to get the team to play wearing kilts and explains the beef between his team and the Macon Bacon.
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SHOW NOTES:
From A Dingy Duplex To Dancing Baseball Players: The Birth Of The Savannah Bananas
How The Country’s Goofiest Baseball Team Made Millions
Stadium Journey: Grayson Stadium
Savannah Bananas baseball team removing all advertising from games this season
Introducing the first Ad-Free Ballpark. Grayson Stadium belongs to the fans. pic.twitter.com/wMCclZJb5N
— Savannah Bananas (@TheSavBananas) February 25, 2020
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