The Savannah Bananas are set to take Kinnick Stadium by storm on the Fourth of July, and we've got your opportunity to see them in action! AND... your travel, transportation, and parking will be covered too!

Here's your opportunity to win a pair of (2) tickets to the Savannah Bananas' game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City on July 4th, 2026You'll also receive tickets to board a beautiful bus, so your travel will be covered as well! A big shout-out to our friends at Midwest Bus Trips, a company who provides all-inclusive, premier bus trips to a plethora of entertainment venues all across the Tri-States, including sports, concerts, and festivals, for hooking us up with such a great prize package!

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About the Savannah Bananas:

They've been called everything from "the most fun baseball team ever" to "the best story in sports." Their meteoric rise is the stuff of movies, and their story is stranger than fiction.

The Savannah Bananas are an exhibition baseball team based in Savannah, GA. The easiest way to describe them is "the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball" (to quote sportswriter Joe Pompliano). Since their inception in 2016, they've garnered three league championships, limelight on ESPN and other national outlets, have sold out massive arenas, and have gone viral more than a handful of times thanks to their wacky on-field antics.

It's Not Baseball: It's "Banana Ball:"

What's different about Savannah's brand of "Banana Ball" compared to the regular rules of baseball? Wikipedia has done a nice job outlining some of the rule changes/modifications. Here are a few of them:

  • A two-hour time limit on games. If a team is leading on points at that time, they wins.
  • Foul balls caught by fans are counted as outs.
  • No bunting. A batter who attempts a bunt is ejected from the game.
  • Batters are not allowed to step out of the batters box; a violation is an automatic strike.
  • Batters are allowed to "steal" first base. Specifically, they can attempt to advance to first base in case of a wild pitch or passed ball at any time during the at-bat.
  • Walks are now called sprints. After the fourth ball, the batter is allowed to advance as far around the bases as he can. The ball must be sequentially thrown to all of the fielders apart from the pitcher, starting with the catcher; the ball remains dead, with the batter-runner not liable to be put out, until all fielders apart from the pitcher and catcher have touched the ball.

How You Can Win Tickets to See the Savannah Bananas in Iowa City!:

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Want to get in on the Banana Ball action in Iowa City? Simply fill out the form below for the opportunity to win a pair of (2) tickets to the Savannah Bananas game at Kinnick Stadium on July 4th, courtesy of Midwest Bus Trips. These are suite tickets with easy access to bathrooms and food/beverage (available for purchase, not included with ticket package).

Furthermore, you'll receive tickets to hop aboard Midwest Bus Trips' bus, so you won't have to worry about neither travel nor parking to Iowa City for the game! Find out all the details about the trip on Midwest Bus Trips' website.

You will be contacted by phone and/or email if you win! Good luck, and thank you for listening to 103.3 WJOD!

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