Inside Giant Moments

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Mark Willard
Inside Giants Moments
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San Francisco Giants

In Season 1 of Inside Giant Moments presented by T-Mobile, we looked back on the most memorable moments in Giants history. Now it’s time to focus on the present—and the future—as host Mark Willard dives in with 2021 Giants players and staff about the big on-field highlights but also the off-field moments, interests, and personalities of the team.

Introducing Inside Giant Moments with Mark Willard

Inside Giant Moments takes you behind the scenes of the most iconic moments in Giants history with the players who made these moments, memories. Host Mark Willard dives in each week with exclusive interviews on the official San Francisco Giants podcast

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Will Clark

The Giants legend and six-time All-Star remembers his dominant seven-year career in San Francisco, from hitting a home run off Nolan Ryan in his first MLB at-bat to dominating in the 1989 NLCS with a .650 batting average. Reflecting on the Giants retiring his number, he feels there is no higher honor to achieve with the Giants. (San Francisco Giant 1986-1993)

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Cody Ross

The 2010 World Series Champion remembers his electrifying postseason performance and the moment his life changed forever--hitting two home runs off Roy Halladay. The NLCS MVP may have only played for the Giants for a year and a half, but he has countless memories as a Giant. (San Francisco Giant 2010-2011)

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JT Snow

The sensational 1st baseman reminisces about his hidden ball trick in '99, his deafening home run in the NLDS vs. the Mets and his heroics from the 2002 World Series. Playing for the Giants meant everything to Snow personally and professionally. (San Francisco Giant 1997-2005)

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Ryan Vogelsong

This journeyman turned two-time World Series Champion had one of the most unorthodox and inspirational careers in the game. From getting drafted by the Giants, to ending up back on the team as an All-Star ten years later, this righty made his mark in Giants history. He went undefeated in the 2012 postseason, including an extra innings NLDS win facing elimination and a shutout in the World Series. Vogelsong relished in the celebration and is still honored to have retired a Giant. (San Francisco Giant 2000-2001, 2011-2015)

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Kirk Rueter

Better known by his teammates as Woody, he was one of the most successful lefties in franchise history. From the unexpected 1997 postseason run, to opening the new ballpark and a stellar 2002 postseason, Rueter still has the best memories--and mementos--as a Giant. (San Francisco Giant 1996-2006)

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Bruce Bochy

The beloved former Giants skipper who led the team to three World Series championships in five years, reflects on some of the most memorable games of his career. From the unlikely run in 2010 to the dramatic Game 7 of the 2014 World Series, he's seen it all and will be revered by Giants fans and players for years to come. He talks about the outpouring of support during his unbelievable retirement ceremony and how it still impacts him to this day. (San Francisco Giants Manager 2007-2019)

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Brian Johnson

His iconic 12th-inning home run versus the Dodgers is remembered as one of the Giants’ best moments in the rivalry. Johnson recalls his unique story getting traded to San Francisco and the excitement of the 1997 season. (San Francisco Giant 1997-1998)

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Kruk and Kuip

The beloved duo reminisce about their transition from players to broadcasters and the countless iconic Giants moments they’ve witnessed over the past 25 years. From the Bonds home run chase, to all three World Series championships and so many memorable games in between, these two recount Giants memories better than anyone.

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Dave Dravecky

With one of the most inspirational stories in sports, Dave Dravecky is completely candid about his pitching career, cancer diagnosis and amputation. He speaks openly about the many struggles that he’s endured throughout his journey and also the comfort, joy and support he’s received from the Giants family. (San Francisco Giant 1987-1989)

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