The Savannah Bananas Built a Baseball Tailgate — And It's Changing Live Events | Brett Loftis

Three million people are on the waitlist. The K-Club is the only way to guarantee your spot. And Brett Loftis is the 24-year-old broadcast entertainer who gets to be in the middle of it all — as the voice and energy of the Texas Tailgaters in Banana Ball's first year of having a full six-team league.Brett joins Luke to break down what the Texas Tailgaters are, what Banana Ball looks like to someone who's never seen it, how a kid from the Carolinas auditioned in a cowboy hat, and what it feels like to be part of an organization that had more people on its waitlist than most US states have residents.What we cover: What are the Texas Tailgaters and where do they fit in Banana Ball · What Banana Ball looks like to a first-time viewer · How Brett got the job — audition tape and a cowboy hat · The Texas Tailgaters' first-year identity and what sets them apart · How to get tickets (3M waitlist, K-Club is the move) · The K-Club name explained (potassium on the periodic table is K) · Brett's vision for what Banana Ball becomes