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1: Jared Orton and the Tongue-and-Groove method
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Savannah Bananas President Jared Orton dishes on his relationship with doing the dishes, including his support for the tongue-and-groove method of plate positioning, his unique unloading strategy, and how infrequently he washes his travel mug (gasp!). Jared has been at the helm of the Bananas since they brought Coastal Plain League baseball to Savannah, Georgia, following the departure of the Class A Sand Gnats in 2016. They sell out every game — literally — in Historic Grayson Stadium, which always sat half-empty for Sand Gnats games. And they do it by putting the fans first and providing a first-class entertainment experience. They're undefeated in kilts, y'all. So you can see why Jared is our first guest on Dishes How We Do It. He gives us an update on the Bananas' five-year vision and their upcoming One City World Tour at Hank Aaron Stadium in Mobile, Alabama.
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