1:19 this out looks familiar. hopefully he wins a world series doing it.

Highhhhhh Deeeeppppp Outtttaaaaaa hereeeeeeeee!!!!

6:11 Holy shit i got so excited even though i already knew the outcome PHEW holy shit must have been amazing to be there

This was the first baseball game my brother went to.

That 2nd inning walk was brilliant, typical Bochy brilliance

Prime example of why the pitcher needs to bat. This game was the climax but far from the only one. Standing O's for foul balls and pitcher homers made the game so much fun. Zito's 27 pitch at bat to win a need to win game that arguably gave them a playoff spot is one I'll never forget. 2 balls were thrown over those 27, and the 10+ foul ball's each receiving wild crowd celebrations were not only special, but mattered.

You wanna talk about working the count and being smart with the bat… 97 pitches in the 5th inning against a prime/dominate Verlander. Some of the smartest baseball I’ve ever seen played in this World Series by the Giants.

What a brilliant group of players, all smart, fundamentally sound, mentally tough, everything you want in a team. Wish the Padres could put together a run like this.

I was at this game!

I also got another one, game 2 of the 2012 World Series, Gregor blanco throws out prince fielder from home plate.

2010 was so special for me and my dad. I first got into baseball at 8 years old in 2010. Watching the NLCS and i asked my dad who i was supposed to root for. He told me to root for the good guys in orange and black. I watched game 6 with him and my grandpa and we celebrated together. Then i got to celebrate the WS game 5 just a week later and that started my love for Giants baseball. Such a special and core memory for me and my dad.

8:36 I’ve replayed this part many times trying to understand what the Giants players were saying “Ohhhh shit… Go hummin’” 😂

Man Scutaro made some great plays at second.

The Giants surprised a good Tigers team. Sportswriters, Odds makers, and would be expert analysts picked the Tigers to win the 2012 World Series. The clubhouse camaraderie and confidence of this Giants team led them to two come from behind triumphs in the NLDS & NLCS and they rode that momentum in defeating the Tigers in dominant fashion, a 4-0 series sweep. Truly a great Giants team.

13:03 this angle really gives you a good idea of what it’s like facing Chapman. I couldn’t even imagine what 6mph faster than that pitch would be like. It almost seems like you’d need to start your swing just before his release 😅

Bumgarner by sheer force of his personality made Bochy leave him in.

I'd like to thank Conrad for the Giant's 2010 WS

This guy brought so much joy to Giants funs

An 18 inning game in the postseason. Is that a record? Magical Giants postseason no doubt.

I'll always look at the Nationals as what I call Expos south. The poor Expos. Had a 6 game lead over the Braves on Aug. 10, 1994 when the strike ended that season. That franchise finally broke through with a scintillating championship in 2019.

Brandon Crawford had a stellar career for the Giants. A great defensive shortstop and dangerous with the bat A vital part of the Giants championship teams.

Gotta add that cool headed Ryan Vogelsong won in dominant fashion in 2 of the 4 series wins for the Giants. He was truly the MVP of this series. Barry Zito was so so clutch on the road in game 5 and ties Vogelsong for MVP.

It was a Giants steamroller that flattened the Cardinals in coming back from being down 3 games to 1. S.F. won 5-0, 6-1, and 9-0. St. Louis looked so dominant early on but the confident Giants sent the defending champions packing. The Cardinals looked really lost in game 7!

Ska-doooosh !

Verlander who?

You look into today and you NEVER see pitchers getting worked like that and being successful. Mad bum is a different breed

3:24 ayo????

The one good thing COVID brought us. Uncensored baseball.

still my favorite championship, down 2-0 came back, down 3-1 came back, swept the favorite and struck out mr triple crown w a fastball down the middle for the ring in their house. To this day, Miggy still waiting for that heater to break lmaooo

Still watching in 2024!

Joaquin Arias was underrated. Always in to pinch run or pinch hit, but he was solid as shit

god that crowd roar..inject it into my veins

GREAT Classic 😊

Durgan Extensions

Oops, mean to post Big Time Timmy Jim on this one

Big time Timmy Jim

Here it is Oct. 8, 2024 and I'm reminiscing about the Giants 3 World Series Titles a decade ago and more. Meanwhile, tonight the Dodgers lost to the Padres 6-5 and trail 2-1 in the 2024 NLDS. L.A. won it all in 2020 ( 60 game regular season ) if you can really call that a title. So, since 1988 ( Dodgers last real World Series title ) the Giants have won 3 and the Dodgers none!

Lincecum's splitter was so nasty, I miss watching guys swing helplessly at it.

How Pablo he those shoulder high fastball for power I will never understand and he did it a bunch of times.

That bullpen was so nasty and deep.

even puigs like: yeah i guess that one squeezed in there

Had to come back to this video since Buster is now the President of Baseball Ops for the Giants

2012 tigers were goated I loved this team on mlb the show 12 I would just add Longoria on third man I miss those times

A lot of fucking going on around here.

As a 14-year-old Cardinal fan, this felt like having a heart transplant without anesthesia.

I watched the whole game then 14 years ago and now remember how locked in he was. He pitched a gem. If he hadn't this could have been an entirely different series. As it was the 3-0 win put the Giants up 2-1. They won the next night when Uribe hit a SF and Huff slid in with the winning run.

one of the worst days of my life

"Woah woah woah, easy, Joe, easy!"

1:01 is my favorite

Love Scutaro