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Breaking News: Savannah Bananas Baseball Confirm Entry into Major League Baseball as Expansion Team in 2026

Savannah, GA – In a historic announcement, the Savannah Bananas baseball team has confirmed its entry into Major League Baseball (MLB) as an expansion team, beginning play in the 2026 season.

“We’re thrilled to join the MLB family,” said Bananas Owner, Jesse and Emily Cole. “Savannah deserves top-tier baseball, and we’re committed to delivering an unforgettable experience.”

The Bananas, known for their entertaining brand of baseball, will maintain their unique identity while competing at the highest level.

_MLB Commissioner’s Statement:_

“We welcome the Savannah Bananas to MLB with open arms,” said Commissioner Rob Manfred. “Their innovative approach will bring a fresh perspective to our league.”

_Expansion Details:_

– 2026 season opener: March 31 vs. Atlanta Braves
– Home stadium: New 10,000-seat waterfront ballpark (construction begins 2025)
– Division alignment: National League East

_Roster Construction:_

– Core players from existing Bananas roster will join MLB team
– Free agency and trades to supplement roster
– Inaugural season managed by MLB veteran, Bobby Valentine

_Community Reaction:_

– “This is a dream come true for Savannah,” said Mayor, Van Johnson.
– “Bananas’ MLB entry will boost local economy,” said Savannah Chamber of Commerce.

The Bananas’ iconic yellow and blue branding will remain, with updated uniforms and logos incorporating MLB’s standards.

_Ticket Information:_

– Season tickets available starting January 2025
– Single-game tickets on sale March 2025
– Special opening day packages and promotions announced soon

As the Bananas prepare for their historic leap to MLB, fans eagerly anticipate top-tier baseball in Savannah.

Related Stories:

– Bananas’ Rise to Prominence: A Timeline
– MLB Expansion: What it Means for Savannah
– 2026 MLB Schedule: Bananas’ Inaugural Season Opponents Revealed

Stay tuned for further updates on the Savannah Bananas’ MLB journey.

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