Savannah Bananas had a bunch of fun at Fenway Park in Boston. Here’s what we saw

Thousands of fans tuned in or made the trip to Boston to watch the Savannah Bananas and Party Animals make their Banana Ball debut at Fenway Park, an evening of sports and entertainment akin to a Harlem Globetrotters game.

The opening of the game had a lot going on like a choreographed dance numbers with the Bananas and Party Animals, the mascot Split almost picking a fight with one of the Party Animals, some competitive batting.

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During the game, it wasn’t uncommon to see the players dancing either individually or in groups to pump up the crowd. There were even a few moments where the umpire busted some moves. The Bananas also had an air-guitar and air-vocals performance of “More Than A Feeling” by Boston.

But for those who haven’t seen the Bananas and think this just sounds like a bunch of goofing off, no sweat. Just like any professional baseball game, bases were run, balls were sent flying into the stands, and players dove for catches. Although at least one went the extra mile, diving head-first into the stands for a catch.