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A new sport is sweeping the nation and it’s called Banana Ball. Think of it as baseball, but fun with a slate of new rules and zany antics. If you’re interested on checking out a game on TV, here’s how to watch the new league’s premiere team online.

The Savannah Bananas battle the Firefighters at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, June 28 starting at 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET. The game broadcasts on ESPN2, which is available to stream online with Hulu + Live TV.

At a Glance: Watch Savannah Bananas vs. The Firefighters online

Ahead, you’ll find more details on how to watch the Bananas-Firefighters game online.

How to Watch Savannah Bananas vs. The Firefighters Without Cable

Since Bananas vs. Firefighters airs on ESPN2, it’s streamable on web-based cable services that carry the networks. Hulu + Live TV has a three-day free trial, allowing sports fans to watch the game for free.

To watch the Bananas-Firefighters game online on ESPN2, a subscription to Hulu + Live TV is a fantastic option with plans starting at $82.99 per month.

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Currently, Hulu + Live TV has a three-day free trial to get started.