How NETGEAR Keeps Banana Ball TV Connected Across Nearly 200 Games


The Savannah Bananas and Banana Ball have grown from a unique baseball experience into a major live sports property. In 2026, the Banana Ball Championship League expanded to six teams, 75 stadiums across 45 states, and nearly 200 games, creating a major challenge behind the scenes: keeping every broadcast connected.

NETGEAR M4350 and M4250 switches power the network supporting Banana Ball TV, connecting everything from production switchers and replay systems to intercom, computers, and video routing. The Savannah-based REMI production operation is designed to handle as many as three simultaneous live broadcasts.

NETGEAR Engage and features such as auto trunking also help the production team quickly deploy and manage networking as the tour moves between different stadiums.

For viewers watching Banana Ball on ABC, ESPN, The CW, or YouTube, much of that technology remains invisible. That’s the goal: a reliable network that keeps the production running while the action stays focused on the field.

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