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The classic line from Field of Dreams is, if you build it, they will come. In Savannah, Georgia, a more appropriate baseball saying might be, if you make it fun, they will come. Jesse Cole, Owner of the Savannah Bananas, is truly in a league of his own. Cole is a trailblazer and an […]
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Being Fans First Created a Team Bigger Than Baseball
The classic line from Field of Dreams is, if you build it, they will come. In Savannah, Georgia, a more appropriate baseball saying might be, if you make it fun, they will come. Jesse Cole, Owner of the Savannah Bananas, is truly in a league of his own. Cole is a trailblazer and an […]
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Three Perspectives on How Major League Baseball Can Reverse its Sagging Popularity
Baseball has occupied an important place in the fabric of American society for well over a century. The game carries a strong sense of history and nostalgia for many of us, conjuring memories of playing catch in the yard or passing through the turnstiles to see the outfield grass for the first time. As the […]
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Welcome to the Show Bonus Content: History of Baseball in Savannah
As the United States molded itself into the country it is today, it underwent change after change. Throughout the last 150 years though, it has had at least one constant. Baseball has tied generations together since its invention in the nineteenth century, becoming America’s pastime. The city of Savannah, Ga. has been afforded the consistency […]
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Being Fans First Created a Team Bigger Than Baseball
The classic line from Field of Dreams is, if you build it, they will come. In Savannah, Georgia, a more appropriate baseball saying might be, if you make it fun, they will come. Jesse Cole, Owner of the Savannah Bananas, is truly in a league of his own. Cole is a trailblazer and an […]
Three Perspectives on How Major League Baseball Can Reverse its Sagging Popularity
Baseball has occupied an important place in the fabric of American society for well over a century. The game carries a strong sense of history and nostalgia for many of us, conjuring memories of playing catch in the yard or passing through the turnstiles to see the outfield grass for the first time. As the […]
Welcome to the Show Bonus Content: History of Baseball in Savannah
As the United States molded itself into the country it is today, it underwent change after change. Throughout the last 150 years though, it has had at least one constant. Baseball has tied generations together since its invention in the nineteenth century, becoming America’s pastime. The city of Savannah, Ga. has been afforded the consistency […]