willie mays has died at the age of 93. many of us, including myself, weren't even old enough to see him play. but we saw the highlights. the over-the-shoulder catch, that radiant smile. baseball is a game of generations, and willie mays transcended generations. most of us agree willie mays was the greatest baseball player of all time. this is all unfolding within the last 90 minutes. so we're going to just go through this together. we are being flooded with memorials and memories from former players, family members and the fans. willie howard mays was born in alabama, played in the leagues before joining the new york giants back in 1951. he made the move out west here to the west coast in 1958, when the giants moved to san francisco. he left the giants in 1972 and then ended his career with the new york mets in 1973. just a short while ago, another giants legend, barry bonds, posting an emotional tribute on instagram, quote i am beyond devastated and overcome with emotion. i have no words to describe what you mean to me. y

well willie mays son michael mays releasing this statement tonight . he wrote my father has passed away peacefully and among loved ones. i want to thank you all from the bottom of my broken heart for the unwavering love you have shown him over the years. you have been his life's blood. >> san francisco giants ceo larry baer worked very closely with willie mays for the last 30 years. and tonight, baer told me on the phone from chicago that willie mays was a model of sportsmanship and generosity. i think willie's legacy is the purity of sport and the joy in which he played the game, and how he embraced it, his teammates, how he embraced the kids in the community, i'll never forget he would he'd come to the ballpark. and over the last 30 years, as a member of the giants front office and, and would bring dozens of balls, cartons of balls and look for kids and call them, actually call them over and say, here, here, this is for you. >> larry baer said, mays spirit and loved the game of baseball will live on for generations and that a celebration of life will

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and of course that includes the willie mays statue at willie mays plaza outside oracle park. ktvu jesse gary begins our coverage near the corner of third and king streets in san francisco. >> a doorway calls to those on a pilgrimage to pay their last respects to willie mays. >> it was supposed to be open, so, hey, let's take advantage of this. go to the museum. >> i was supposed to be in a buddhist retreat online, but, you know, to me, willie is a teacher. >> say, willie, the say hey, experience is a museum and also a shrine to willie mays. it has videos, pictures and memorabilia of what many say was baseball's greatest player because of the situation, we wanted to open the space, give fans a chance to pay their respects, honor the legend that willie mays is wednesday. >> people filed in to remark on mays greatness on and off the field. >> you always hear about willie. you see him in the sea. everything he's done in the parks, like you see the statue every time you pass by the gates. and so it's just been a huge part of it. >> he's all over the park. 24, 24, 24. he's all over

here at 24 willie mays plaza.s surprised and he loved it. and tonight, fans are getting a chance to show how much they love willie mays. you see the flowers there and the candles. a lot of the people raj you kind of touched on it. a lot of the people out here never saw him play and that makes sense. he retired in 73, but they know what he meant to baseball and what he meant to san francisco. an iconic song, take me out to the ball game, played for the man who brought people out to the ball game, willie mays. rick brandon was having dinner with his family when he got the bad news. we came out and i figured, well, i got my trumpet in the trunk. either taps or take me out to the ballgame. so he made a difference for everybody who loves the game. this is the baseball willie mays sign for rixx daughter when she stood next to willie after she had sung the national anthem back in 2007. he was so sweet and congratulated me after and said i did great and he signed a ball for me and hung out for a little bit. and it was jus

willie mays has passed away. [crying] . >> all right, back at home, san francisco mayor london-breed releasing a statement over the past half-hour to a native san francisco some things go without question, it is foggy, cable cars go halfway to the stars and willie mays is the best there ever was. meant to much staying involve in san francisco and giants long after he retired from the game he loved. willie mays will be the greatest of giants in story of san francisco. giants saying from his son michael, i want to thank you from the bottom of my broken heart the love. you have been his life's blood. >>> larry, the giant's president and ceo saying i fell in love with baseball because of willie, plain and simple. i went to candlestick with my dad, watching willie patrol center field. over the past several years working with him and his zest for life and unbrightal compassion for giving to kids has been one of the joys of my life. giant's chairman, today we lost a true legend in baseball greats. illy mays combination

willie mays. you can see there's a fan on the other side. he stopping by. he's wearing. he's had as well and they're taking pictures and a lot of them are just at the very least having a quiet moment between themselves and willie mays. obviously, this is so iconic as far as the san francisco giants right in front of the ballpark. so many people before games, stop by and take a picture with the statue and none more so then today, obviously because we all are remembering not a legend. royalty, baseball royalty. willie howard mayes junior and i remember and very well as well because i met him a couple of times and but in 2018 ran again in 2019 e made my knees buckle when he said that he stopped me before a game. this giants home opener in 2018 and said, hey, i want you on television this morning. couldn't couldn't even believe that he knew who i was. and that's how special willie mays was that he remember people that smile will forever be remembered. a lot of people obviously remembering the player,

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i mean, even when we were kids, it was willie mays, willie mays, i mean, he was the man. >> he used to come in that pink cadillac, that pink convertible cadillac. and it was just willie mays, you know? yeah, he's he was. he was our, hero. >> sports columnist scott ostler said he was talking with willie mays one time and a modest mays was saying how he wasn't sure he got all that power and reference to the home runs that he hit. ostler said he looked down where mays had his arms on the table. he was wearing a short sleeve shirt at the time and thought, i think i know where that power came from. describing willie mays arms that looked like popeye arms in his description, they're very strong wrists at that. now back to you. >> all right j.r. thank you. so great to hear all those stories. and the giants are adding a special patch to their uniforms in honor of willie mays. it's a round patch with number 24 and mays name written inside. you see it there. the patch will be displayed on the front of the team's uniform right above the heart. >> please join us in a moment of silence as we rememb

willie mays died at the age of 93 in palo alto. well, they may story extended well beyond the baseball field. he broke down barriers for athletes of color. and others has lost being felt all around the world and right here in the bay area. vern glenn has more on the legacy that may's left behind. >>really? left. >>willie mays was a great base. player. is an understatement. you cannot mention the 5 greatest players of all time. without bringing him in the discussion. more than 1931. the son of a steel mill worker. may's learned the game at an early age and although as that was alabama high school had no baseball team. it was clear that sport would define him. at 16. he was playing for the birmingham black barons of the negro leagues. the day after he graduated from high school he signed with the new york giants and by age 20. was in the majors playing games at the polo grounds. that was 1950. his career was briefly put on hold for 2 years because of military service. 1954. he was back in a baseball uniform. doing what he did best. o

willie mays, no. degeneration of fans as the say, hey kid is widely considered to be among the best ever to play the game. if not the best the league had been set to honor him tomorrow night at a game in alabama as part of a series paying tribute to the leagues meant to coincide with juneteenth cnn's ryan young is in birmingham tonight outside rickwood field where a teenage willie mays launch one of the most remarkable careers in baseball. what's the scene they're like tonight you're talking about an ultimate superstar here, anderson. >> you got to think what baseball means this country and the fact that the african men who broke the color barrier in baseball stood for more than just the sport. they meant something to the entire community. >> at juneteenth into that and baseball really has come up with a pretty good recipe here. >> if you look behind us, the history the other leagues is behind us. and now there's a conversation that's happening. there are so many people who have come here, white and b

of the ballpark at willie mays plaza. >>> didn't take too long for willie mays to become a fan favoritearea. this is film from our kpix archive from 1959. he signed autographs for hundreds of starstruck kids at the emporium store on market street, but when mays and the giants first moved to san francisco in the late '50s, not everybody welcomed the future hall of famer. our wilson walker looks back at a rough introduction to the city. >> the magnitude of what he accomplished, i just came from the stadium. >> reporter: historian john william templeton had just come from the growing memorial to willie mays, a man who now claims his own corner in san francisco, but long before the statue and the plaza willie mays tried to buy a home on mira loma drive. >> the seller was willing to sell it to him, but his neighbors protested and so it took intervention from the powers that be in order for willie mays to buy a house. >> was this a disappointment to you and your wife to find this trouble that you've headed into for the past couple days? >> yes, it was a disappointment to me because i didn't f

with i think willie mays. god given talent. that no other person. well, i will play baseball hat. that was nothing in the game of baseball. willie mays could not do better than any by else. when willie mays came here to san francisco, example, he wanted to buy a house. in this city, allegedly the great city of san francisco. dixon, the opportunity. but willie mays to get a house. it was in the wrong neighborhood by san francisco because a white neighborhoods at that time didn't have any blocked persons doing so. but ultimately he changed the nature of that. >> former mayor brown says the last time you spoke with mays was a couple of years ago when he was invited to richmond for a field that was being named after the baseball legend. >> well, a maze was elected to the baseball hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. back in 1979, cooperstown remembering maze for his infectious enthusiasm for baseball and his ability to capture the hearts of fans. the president of the baseball hall of fame says mays is al

the willie mays statue, 24 willie mays plaza, to be exact.and as you can see, they got the flowers out. large crowd out there tonight. just looking at it, remembering willie mays, remembering how he made them feel as a player. some of them weren't around when he was in his playing days, but years later, as an ambassador to baseball for the giants, he was fantastic. we talked to some of the fans and here's what they said about remembering willie mays. so i grew up watching willie mays, willie mccovey back in the candlestick days. so it's real nice to come out here and just support, you know, having rest in peace and move forward from there. well, he was the greatest, you know, we've been a fan since the giants came, came to came, you know, san francisco and in 58 and he was the man and was for many, many, many years. and i'm lucky enough to say i remember some at 1958 when my dad took me out to seals stadium in 59 and then 60, they got to candlestick park. what a special player willie mays was. he got my dad excited and my dad was not an excit

it's a circle with the number 24 and mays name written inside the giants started wearing the mays patch yesterday. they will continue to wear it for the rest of the season. >> all evacuation orders and warnings for the point. fire burning in sonoma county have been lifted. the sonoma sheriff warned some properties may not have electricity. they're asking residents returning home to watch for emergency personnel who are still there. that fire burned 1200 acres and is 60% contained. there are still evacuation orders in calaveras county, about 100 miles east of san francisco. at least three structures have been destroyed in the arrow fire. cal fire says the flames are now 45% contained. 5300 acres have burned, one retired firefighter and his wife didn't leave when law enforcement asked. things came down to the wire when the flames approached their home, got garden hoses ready and everything that you could use water on, stuff like that. >> and the wife, she starts packing. we hit it. lucky it did come roaring down through town and everything, but they got on cal fire and copper got on it re

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. >> the great willie mays.on x, showing the moment that the death of willie mays was announced. mays hall of fame career began at the age of 16 there at rickwood field. his death comes two days before tomorrow's game. at that field between the giants and the saint louis cardinals. ktvu you talked to gerald watkins, the chairman and executive director of friends of rickwood. he says this year's classic game will be a sad day as the community pays tribute to the life and legacy of willie mays. >> i think that as people come in and see that picture and mlb is bringing his hall of fame plaque here that was planned before he passed. i think there's going to be a lot of tears shed in birmingham and across the country, and rickwood field will never be the same now that willie has passed. i mean, it had to happen eventually, but his memory will will be on the minds of everyone who comes through here, even more than it ever was. >> it's definitely going to be a game. you don't want to miss. as the baseball community gat

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and part it opened in may. unfortunately, mays never got to see it. fans say he'll be missed but never forgotten. just baseball player ever. and there's never going to be another like the giants have decided to open work park for fans on thursday on the scoreboard. they will televise the giants first cardinals game at rickwood field. >> and there will be a lot of different things. fans can do to pay tribute to may's the game starts 4.15, but again, doors open at noon. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. so sarah also caught up with legendary filmmaker spike lee out there. he was in oracle park to honor willie mays. yeah. he said on instagram that he had already scheduled to a business meeting. >> last week to be in the bay area. and it just so happened to coincide with this. and when he heard about the passing wanted to come down to. >> 24 willie mays plaza too pays respects in person. and spike lee has a suggestion about how major league baseball can kind of tippett's cap to the all-time legend. >> i think the greatest. >> baseb

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number 24 willie mays.an feel it in the crowds, and everybody was touched by that, a chance to remember him. and i hope that his family feels honored by that. it was not difficult to find fans anxious to talk about the man. many say is the greatest of all time. i can remember being in candlestick park, out in the bleachers, trying to get in the scrum for a home run ball from willie. it was it was madness. cubs fan remembering what her mother told her growing up in chicago about the great willie mays, she said tell me how when willie mays played all the ladies used to sit in the house and sit around the tv and the world stopped when baseball came on. on the field tonight, in honor of number 24, every giants player wore that number. this man sported the shirt he made last week with willie mays on the front, and a picture of a willie mays autographed baseball on the back. the way he played was such great style, confidence, power, speed. he did everything. he was just the greatest. also in the stands, watching

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may god bless these and their families. may god, the united states of america. thank you. ladies, gentlemen. the honorable jackie speier, former united. representative from the 14th district of california new. mr. speaker leader jeffries to congress members. fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of women who heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war ef

mays means to him and what this game would have meant to his dad.ast few days been like for you? this has been epic from the beginning, you know? and, we've all been talking about how this is the real life field of dreams. it's not just another event. this is important in so many ways. and, i just think my dad, understanding the gravity of it, just pulled the power move of all power moves. so, let it be known he is in the building. how would you like for people to have his legacy live on? and to remember willie mays straight joy like he brought them to be happy. this is a joyous occasion. like there's nothing to be down about. no crying in baseball. you don't have a happy, happy day here. and remember like that. and maybe that speaks to our times, our society. you know, maybe it's time to, you know, let go of this hate and get happy and be joyous. and what, what better place to set that example than birmingham, alabama for nbc bay area? i'm laura b'rit from rickwood field in birmingham, alabama. it's really nice that you got to speak with willie may

mays jr.ent by the owner of the new york giants, and it was just the beginning of how one of baseball's greatest players leapt from the negro leagues to the majors and transformed the sport. joining us now, negro leagues baseball museum president bob kendrick and former host of npr's "only a game" and author of "take me out," big littlefield, thank you so much for being here. it is a day of celebration. willie mays, lived a long and consequential life, loved by many, including you guys. bill, tell me about how meaningful it was for him to jump from the negro leagues to the majors? >> well, of course the first i knew of willie mays, i didn't know anything about the negro leave. all i knew is i was living in montclair, new jersey, when the new york giants brought willie mays up and he just exploded into my consciousness and, very shortly thereafter i began claiming without a doubt that he was the greatest who ever played and i continue to believe that that's the case. >> i know, you make the arg

a pretty cool experience to watch that tribute game in alabama for willie mays. what a tribute here in a local park as well. you can see a line of people over my left shoulder to sign condolence cards. of course, the giant number. 24 and the outfield as well. the great to while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and may try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motional. over that is due flu home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute. set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so when you just amazing of so many great memories, the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the

mays and mr.was one of the greatest experience of my life because, you, kate, you, kayla, you've been around stars and they would not nice people and it kind of breaks your heart. but when you meet a hero and they're even better than you thought they were going to be. it's pretty special. and you don't 93 he lived in amazing life so this is more of a celebration and reflection because i always say it's only said when young people die, but the live as long as he did and hopefully he got his flowers, he got it from baseball and hopefully you got it from some of the young black baseball players today no one could have said it better than you just said. >> charles barkley. thank you for hopping on the phone at those for this breaking news tonight thank you for having me rest in peace in this amaze absolutely. thank you, charles and of course, as we are continuing to follow that, and as charles said, they're look back on his life and his legacy as a celebration, we are also following other breaking new

may's help the team win the pennant in 1948. >> new pipe of davis's children. he was the manager and so he would let sometimes me and my cousin. he would let some games be the bat boys. >> the 2 men has crossed again after arrington was elected as birmingham's first black mayor and was invited to visit maze at his condo in new york. that first time his open the closet. want to know i wanted to end of it sort they will begin. the meeting took a couple sweaters that couldn't win, but there remains one arrington says may's continued to visit birmingham over the years. he was the ambassador for the u.s. youth games and hear arrington is seated right next to may's when he returned to be inducted into the alabama sports hall of fame. >> i don't think there be another really really managed it. so many everything. well. nobody could run better and we're really on base nobody could catch the ball, really no better. could bet. i mean, really could do every thing. and a major command with respect to do. >> arrington described maze is a kind man who always had time for oth

this jobs creation around the month of may, 185,000 jobs. of may, 185,000 “obs.s. this week we have seen record _ of may, 185,000 jobs. this week we have seen record stuck - we have seen record stuck markets, cooling economy, rate decision next week. how has it all come together, how is it signalling what might happen next? i signalling what might happen next? ~ , next? i think definitely the markets are _ next? i think definitely the markets are taking - next? i think definitely the markets are taking into - markets are taking into consideration that rate cuts still on the horizon. that is definitely one of the factors that have been taking place and playing around this momentum we have been getting on the stock markets and hitting records. primarily that we have been getting from the risk—taking side that they are still on rate cuts on the horizon. the when it comes to some, hotter than expected. let's not forget how we got the pmi on the server side of things but on the other side we saw last week on the manufacturing side are prin that was significantly on th

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gordon black seen here was arrested may 2nd in vladivostok in russia's far east. he was charged with making death threats against his russian girlfriend in addition to theft. black has denied threatening her but did confess to stealing some money. just over a hundred dollars. his lawyers say they will appeal. the latest escalation of tensions between russia and america comes during vladimir putin's ongoing visit to north korea, a major supplier for arms for his war in ukraine. >>> now to the latest reaction to president biden's newest executive action which provides a path to citizenship for half a million illegal immigrants in the united states. >> reporter: president biden announcing a new order. >> they have been paying taxes. >> reporter: the new move applies to migrants who cross the border illegally and have been here for at least ten years, they'll now get a path to citizenship. previously, migrants who cross the border illegally would have to leave to apply for citizenship. a risk castro wasn't willing to take. >> i have a wife, two kids, a home. this is n

play willie mays play out there. but the number of fans who brought their kids and just wanted to share this moment with them, let them know, as you see here, as they're playing catch in the outfield, let them know, hey, this was a player who meant a lot to me in my life, and i wanted to show that to you. and what a wonderful way for the giants to make that available. i'm sure they're going to be many more celebrations, in the, in the future, but but this was, in short notice, a great way for the giants fans to get together and remember willie mays. yeah, the giants manager, bob melvin also spoke about his passing and say he he grew up, he got into baseball and became a player. and then later a manager, all because of willie mays. that was his inspiration. and, bob melvin growing up in the bay area watching willie mays play for the san francisco giants and the timing of that game in alabama, it could not have been more fortuitous, i guess, for such a sad occasion that going back to willie mays hometown to play baseba

we're paying a special tribute to mays with some memorable moments you may have not seen before or dugnto the archives there. >> that's going to be an incredible show. and back here in the bay area, the say hey experience honoring the giants legend is now open to fans right across the street from oracle park. >> because of the situation, we wanted to open the space, give fans a chance to pay their respects, honor the legend that willie mays is. >> the immersive exhibit includes rare photographs, memorabilia and video that chronicles mays life. the attraction is normally only open during giants home games, but the team opened it up while the giants are on the road to allow fans to pay their respects to willie mays and learn more about his life. >> people like him live forever. he's in our hearts. he's part of giants baseball as long as they're san francisco giants baseball, there's going to be a willie mays. he's just so much of a part of how we became who we are. that may be the house that barry built, but it's on the foundation of willie mays. >> i just love that. there's also a watch

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the address for oracle park, 24 willie mays plaza. wrigley field held a moment of silence for mays before today's game with the cubs. dave flemming and hunter pence wore t-shirts to honor the say hey kid. as for the game, top eight, giants trailed 6-1 with the bases loaded at the plate. 444-foot grand slam that brought the giants to within a run. ninth homer of the year for soler. ninth inning, grounded out to end the game. cubs held on to win 6-5. giantsdrop two out of three at wrigley. it's on to face the cardinals tomorrow night in birmingham. >>> a pivot to the nba. gary peyton ii has nine million reasons to feel good. gp ii has picked up his player option to return to the warriors next season. injuries limited peyton to 44 games last season. >>> former stanford star, cameron brinks rookie season with l.a. sparks is over. she suffered a torn acl last night. not only will she be out for the rest of the season, but brink will also miss the olympic games. she was on the three-on-three team. what's the one must have in your suitcase f

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at the age of 93. >> willie mays was, of course, the godfather of giants. great barry bonds and nearly 30 years ago, i actually got to chance to sit down with both mays and bonds. and they talked about the relationship and advice to his godson. >> you have to do things a little different when you are a superstar than maybe let little guy do. >> to me, i know. will we? you know, willie? wakes up in the morning with man says. you know, this is always like constantly. >> it's not only played on the field. this play off the field because so many people love him and have to give it back and out to be a legend. >> willie was, of course, known for his relationship with his community. both here in san francisco and in new york where is a career started? he was famous for playing stick ball in the streets with the neighborhood kids really? someone who was such a a beloved person anywhere he went and he tried impart the wisdom to his godson, barry bonds. >> and he did a nice job of that. i they got closer as as both of them aged and here he is in in the streets of ha

the two major cities mays played in. and now, he is passing down the love of baseball to his 3-year-old son, teddy. >> he does not get the gravity of it. part of it is bringing him here just so we have a photo in a couple years to tell him that story. >> he wants to teach his son all about his legacy once he is old enough to understand. >> and the pitch. >> he regards mays as one of the greatest baseball players in history. not just because of his stats but because of his cultural influence. he first played in the negro american league for the black barons before moving over to the major leagues just several years after it was integrated. fritzgerald said he has no doubt that 100 years from now people will still be talking about mays. >> never be forgotten. forever be missed. >> and tomorrow he will be honored for the barriers he broke in baseball. vern glenn has more on that. this game already is huge deal. it has taken on so much more. >> it would have been enormous had he been there. without him, this is really, this

rulings upon the optics may not be fair or appropriate particularly when you made decisions early on in terms of the fbi's looking and search warrant, and it was favorable to trump get got reversed by an appellate court. they really use some strong language. again, you've maybe you should move on. and so she made the decision not to and to keep the case what she could. but the fact that other judges came to her says that it's not just the public who had been a concern at the outset. colleagues had a concern and that's troubling. >> you know, i want you to just kinda way you in about how trump has long said that this is a two tiered system of justice. yet he in this case, for instance, he has succeeded in getting judge cannon and drawing this out. he's went to this gone to the supreme court to ask for immunity. maybe they'll ruled in his favor, but a very least, they have some key succeeded in delaying the two federal cases against them in a lot of ways, trump is benefiting from the same justice system in which she has criticized yeah monitor that's a great point. right. the reality i

willie mays!at the plate ♪ say hey. ♪ happy birthday, dear willie, happy birthday to you. we love you, willie. happy birthday. >> russian president vladimir putin is in north korea for the first time in 24 years, his meeting with kim jong un amid mounting international concern about the military cooperation between the two countries. >> american and south korean officials have, of course, accused pyongyang of providing

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the willie mays ceremony is planned monday at oracle park.but the g-men haven't won since we lost him. they wrapped up their road trip in st. louis. pick it up bottom of the first where the cardinals jumped on logan webb, four of the first six batters reaching base. brendan donovan hit a double to bring home a run, a quick 3-0 lead. seventh inning former a's star sonny gray was pitching a perfect game, but patrick bailey ended that with a solo job to right, sixth homer of the year for the giants catcher, the only hit allowed by gray. eighth inning giants cut it to 4-3 and threatening for more. heliot ramos, though, hit a chopper down the line and brandon crawford won the sprint to the bag for the final out of the inning. crawford never played third base until the series against his former team and then got a little payback with the bat, a double to bring in an insurance run. cardinals won it 5-3, swept the series. the giants have dropped five straight and are 36-42 for the season. >>> blake snell struggled in his rehab start with sacramento,

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