Make-A-Wish Foundation helps young boy become a Savannah Banana

Make-A-Wish Foundation helps young boy become a Savannah Banana for the day

TODAY THE SAVANNAH BANANAS SIGNED THEIR NEWEST PLAYER. WITH THE HELP OF THE MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION .. 10 YEAR OLD MARK "SWAGGY" LANE .. OFFICIALLY SIGNED HIS CONTRACT TO BECOME A SAVANNAH BANANA. <> MARK'S MOTHER SAYS HE'S THE 3RD PERSON DIAGNOSED WITH HIS DISEASE .. AND SUFFERS 2-TO-300 SEIZURES A DAY. MARK LEARNED ABOUT THE BANANAS FROM TIKTOK .. AND THE BANANAS PLAYERS SAY IT'S AN HONOR TO BE ABLE TO GRANT SOMEONE'S WISH. "WE JUST SEE OURSELVES AS NORMAL DUDES WHO REALLY CARE FOR OUR FANS AND FOR THE GAME OF BASEBALL. BUT WHEN YOU GET TO STEP OUT AND TAKE AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS IT MEANS THE WORLD AND REALLY GIVES YOU A GOOD PERSPECTIVE ON HOW MUCH THIS GAME AND WHAT WE DO FOR KIDS AND GIVES THEM INSPIRATON. IT'S HARD TO WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND IT, BUT IT'S REALLY AWESOME." MARK WILL JOIN THE BANANAS AT THEIR GAME ON THURSDAY. HE'LL B

Make-A-Wish Foundation helps young boy become a Savannah Banana for the day

A young boy had his wish come true on Thursday.Mark "Swaggy" Lane traveled from Boston all the way to Savannah, Georgia to become the newest member of the Savannah Bananas.Lane has an extremely rare neurological condition that makes him have 200 to 300 seizures a day. With the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lane got to hang out with the Savannah Bananas Thursday. The Bananas said they were thrilled to have Lane as part of the team."It's incredible to see the genuine excitement, and just like it being such a special moment for him just makes it that much better for us as well," said Ryan Kellogg, a pitcher for the Savannah Bananas."We just see ourselves as normal dudes who just really care for our fans and for the game of baseball, but when you get to step out and have an opportunity like this, it means the world. It really gives you a good perspective for how much this game and what we do means for kids and gives them inspiration. It is hard to wrap your head around but, but it is really awesome," said Savannah Bananas player Noah Bridges.Lane said he has loved the Savannah Bananas since he saw them on social media.

A young boy had his wish come true on Thursday.

Mark "Swaggy" Lane traveled from Boston all the way to Savannah, Georgia to become the newest member of the Savannah Bananas.

Lane has an extremely rare neurological condition that makes him have 200 to 300 seizures a day. With the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lane got to hang out with the Savannah Bananas Thursday.

The Bananas said they were thrilled to have Lane as part of the team.

"It's incredible to see the genuine excitement, and just like it being such a special moment for him just makes it that much better for us as well," said Ryan Kellogg, a pitcher for the Savannah Bananas.

"We just see ourselves as normal dudes who just really care for our fans and for the game of baseball, but when you get to step out and have an opportunity like this, it means the world. It really gives you a good perspective for how much this game and what we do means for kids and gives them inspiration. It is hard to wrap your head around but, but it is really awesome," said Savannah Bananas player Noah Bridges.

Lane said he has loved the Savannah Bananas since he saw them on social media.

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