The wait is finally over. Netflix has officially confirmed the release date for its upcoming documentary on the Savannah Bananas, with the premiere set for early next year.
The series will spotlight the wildly popular exhibition baseball team that has taken the sports world by storm with their mix of athleticism, entertainment, and showmanship. Known for turning traditional baseball on its head, the Savannah Bananas have redefined what it means to put on a game — with choreographed dances, mid-game skits, fan participation, and nonstop surprises that keep every inning unpredictable.
Team owner Jesse Cole, famous for his bright yellow tuxedo and “fans first” philosophy, has long hinted that a major streaming project was in the works. The Netflix documentary promises to give viewers an inside look at the phenomenon, tracing the team’s rise from a quirky minor-league experiment in Savannah, Georgia, to a nationwide touring sensation selling out stadiums across the U.S.
Beyond the entertainment, the film will also explore the culture and community behind the Bananas, showcasing how the team has built a movement around joy, inclusivity, and making baseball fun for all ages.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting this announcement, flooding social media with excitement after Netflix dropped the news. “This is going to be the best thing since The Last Dance,” one fan wrote on X.
With the premiere just around the corner, the Bananas are set to take their unique brand of baseball to a global audience — and soon, millions of households will get to experience the magic for themselves.
