Throughout Ishikawa’s nearly 10-year career, no moment was more iconic than his three-run walk-off homerun in 2014 to send the Giants to the World Series. He breaks down that moment, opens up about the many ups and downs of his baseball career and shares what it meant to him to earn two World Series rings with the Giants. (San Francisco Giant 2006, 2008-2010, 2014-2015)

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Alyssa Nakken shares her inspiring story of becoming the first female coach in Major League Baseball, how her life has changed since joining the staff and her advice to other females in sports.

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Hunter Pence discusses the historic 2020 season, the surreal moment when he returned to Oracle Park as a Giant, his thoughts on the young prospects and what his role and priorities are this season.

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This Bay Area native exploded with success upon arriving to the team in 2005 with 51 hits in two months. He reminisces about hitting for the cycle and playing alongside Bonds during the historic home run chase. Despite playing for four other teams, he still considers himself a Giant. (San Francisco Giant 2005-2009)

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As one of the beloved voices of the Giants, Flemming has called countless iconic moments over the past seventeen years. From the 2010 Renteria homerun to the final out of the 2012 World Series, his words are intertwined with the memories. (San Francisco Giants Play-by-Play Announcer, 2003-Current)

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This 2010 champion became the first player in history to hit 3 doubles in his first 3 World Series at-bats. Sanchez reminisces about his time in San Francisco winning the city’s first World Series and how much appreciation he has for Giants fans. (San Francisco Giant 2009-2012)

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As the pitching coach for 18 seasons under three managers, Righetti was an integral part of the team’s successes over the last two decades. He worked with some of the most elite starters and relievers in Giants history including Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner, and Brian Wilson. (San Francisco Giant 1991-1993, Coach/Advisor 1999-present)

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From his big league debut to completing his career a respected veteran, this All-Star shortstop is a beloved Giant. Aurilia had an explosive 2001 season and had a unique perspective on baseball history, hitting in front of Barry Bonds. (San Francisco Giant 1995-2003, 2007-2009)

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Heston reflects on his 11 strikeout no-hitter in New York, becoming only the 22nd rookie pitcher since 1900 to throw a no-hitter in a regular season MLB game. He may not have played on the Giants for long, but he left his mark in the record books. (San Francisco Giant 2014-2016)

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