applause ] number 9, brandon belt! [cheering and applause ] >> the giants have a hold of second base and they're

trying to determine this guy and that guy, finally, they could not literally, could not have won it without a hit at 300 in his rookie season, they may have started his play. number 12 joe pallet! [cheering and applause ] a guy who can play anywhere in the field and he got a key pitch hit and the giants come from behind victory game four. number 13.

joaquin arias! [cheering and applause ] >> a veteran catcher who appears in the re, the giants, number 14, -- >> he's never pitched in the world series and now he's pitched in a game 7 of the world series. number 17, tim hudson! [cheering and applause ]

>> i still cannot believe that the world won the world series without this guy being a huge part of it. that just did not seem it possible. he will be back next year stronger than ever. ladies and gentlemen, number 18, matt cave. [ cheering and applause ]! >> we picked up this guy and he's won one two years in a row and the giants would not have gotten there without him. they need somebody to pick up and matt cain did a fabulous job. a 2. 7 for the giants.

number 22, jake believe it or not vi! [cheering and applause ] jake peavy. >> this next gentleman is the first rookie to play for the world series. all before he turned 28, number 28, buster posey.

>> this next pitcher never started a pro-season game that the giants lost. the giants is 7-0 but he has started, number 32, ryan vogelsong! [cheering and applause ] >> another outstanding giants rookie who came up and played the key role, he was a catcher and he can hit and throw and do it all. number 34, andrew susac! [cheering and applause ] >> before the giants had that

winner take all 7th game in the world series. this guy got it all started in a very start big way with a grand slam and he had a great postseason after that as well, ladies and gentlemen, number 35, brandon crawford! [cheering and applause ] >> another giants' rookie from fresno, he had a couple of big home runs for the giants number 37, adam duval. >> he did not play for two

months and all of a sudden in the clinching game for the champion league series. in the clinch game of the world series, he got the base hit that drove in that proved to be the one. number 38, michael morris! michael morse! [cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ] >> if you want to win for the season, you need a guy like this. he's gone 22 consecutive postseason games without allowing a run. number 41, the winning pitcher in game 7, number 41, jeremy

affeldt! [cheering and applause ] >> and it was with several other teams, the giants brought him back this year as a first baseman as a pitch hitter and finally for the postseason, you think you can play left field? well, he did day after day and he hit the game winning home run to win the pendant for the giants. number 45, travis ishikawa! [cheering and applause ] >> another anchor for the bullpen for all three of the postseason runs!

this year, score less innings. number 46, santiago casilla! [cheering and applause ] >> this next gentleman is a finalist this year. he also had a record number of his 26 hits in the postseason, nobody ever had that many before, ladies and gentlemen, number 48 pablo sandoval! [cheering and applause ]

[ cheering ] >> >> he's won four all together of the series. giants' left hander, number 59, javier lopez. [ cheering and applause ] >> this giant rookie scored from second base on a wild pitch to tie the game in the ninth inning in st. louis, he got a key pitch hit to help spur the come back in game four of the world series, number 50, matt duffy! [cheering and applause ]

>> this guy, another giants' rookie. his first pitch, 101 miles per hour, we'll see a lot of him i am sure, number 51, eric cordier! [cheering and applause ] >> and this guy, two other times shut out innings coming in the middle innings, 12 innings with no run allowed and three wins out of the bullpen, number 52, yusmeiro petit! [cheering and applause ] >> another great guy, world

series champion as a giant, number 54, sergio romo! [cheering and applause ] [ cheering ] >> two times award winner, he pitched one and two innings in the world series and his back tightened up on him, number 55, tim lincecum! [ cheering ]

>> the prospect out of the giants' system, he made the wild card roster for the postseason for the division series, he's fast and he's a real fast guy. center field number 56, gary brown. ! [cheering and applause ] >> a guy a lot 61 regular season game for the giants out of the bullpen and did a great job out there, number 57, juan gutierrez. >> number 60, hunter strickland!

[cheering and applause ] >> 32-year-old right out of the bullpen, 71 games, number 63 , jean machi. >> again, this year, number 70, reliever george con choe george kontos! [cheering and applause ] >> the giants not only won the world series but we watch one of the great

performances in the history of the game! nobody is any better in his world series career, you can look it up. he's at the top of the list, number 40, madison bumgarner! [cheering and applause ] [ cheering ] [ screams ] [ cheering ] [ screams ] [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the world champions, san francisco giants! [cheering and applause ]

>> now, ladies and gentlemen, here to make a very special presentation, please welcome, the honorable mayor of the city and county of san francisco, edward lee. [ cheering and applause ] >> yes! [ cheering ] >> yes! yes, we did it! >> we are here today to celebrate our san francisco' giants! and we all feel a little taller today! our giants more than shocked the world this last wednesday with a dramatic game 7 win and they secure the place forever in our hearts and history books! my friends,

over the past five years we have been fortunate enough to celebrate three world champion ships! in 2010 with timmy and madden, buster and bochy! and then in 2012 with mad dui and pablo and buster and bochy. in 2014, i have to say this one provided the most excitement, the most tortured and story that'll grow to be legendary, come on, we have all these heroes. we have hit after hit from panda. hit after hit pablo.

you own the postseason! [ cheerd we have an incredible defense from panik and crawford and of course, giants, fans, we have the miracle of madison bumgarner! [ cheering ] the unhittable that led us to victory after victory and came out the bullpen and defend the mighty royals and gave 7. bumgarner was so good!. madison, what can you say, you e wrote history, you turn baseball upside down and you broke every record so i have a few questions today to ask. is bumgarner a

man or an msia? second question, when is bochy is going to be eligible for the hall-of-fame? [ cheering ] final question -- as mayor, is there anything i can do to keep having san francisco? [ cheering and applause ] seriously, what a series, this team. whether it is a group of veterans or rookies, everyone, everyone contributed. everyone stepped up. and everyone came together to wl this team's victory. it is a great story.

it is a team like this, a team that succeeds not because of any single super star but because of dedication. dedication to each other and to a larger purpose. it is a team like this that is really, really san francisco! [cheering and applause ] [ screams ] [ cheering ] >> and it is the reason why san francisco and giants fans and everywhere adore this team. time and time again, they keep on showing us how 25 people can ban together to achieve something greater than any one person. you never give up and never stop fighting. you find ways to win together at a team. that's who you are, that's who we are. you san francisco giants inspirl

of us! this city loves you! [cheering and applause ] >> you sit in the skyline, you see it on the faces of every fan and kid, you throw us and torture us and you make us the proudest city in the world because together we are giants! [cheering and applause ] and, today, once again we are champions! [cheering and applause ] congratulations madison, bruce, petit -- all of you, thank you once again bringing our city another world series title. and, in recognition of this baseball dynasty. [ cheering and applause ]

>> i am proud to present the highest honor we have in the city to the entire team, the players, to the coaches, to the people who work in the front office, the back office and all the concession stands, charlotte, we have here with us. if i can ask larry bear and bruce bochy to come on up on behalf of a very grateful city and a very very happy and grateful mayor, it is my honor to present to you the key to the city of san francisco! [cheering and applause ] let's

go giants! [cheering and applause ] >> of course, with the key and this day and the thousands of people across the city, today is san francisco's giants day to be declared! [cheering and applause ]

>> all right, the celebration is to be continued, how are you doing here, in the benches, i see you! now, to bring to the podium right now, your giants' president and ceo, larry baer, larry. >> welcome giants fans! how are you doing? [ cheering and applause ] >> now, for those of you who are here from out of town, i want to let you know we have this world gathering is something we do on halloween in san francisco every two years. [ cheering and applause ]

>> but, i wish we change it up and go out of order and book this right now for october 2015, what do you think? [ cheering and applause ] >> the giants is the first national league team since the 1940 to win three world championships in five years since the 1940s. it is amazing, it is amazing and it is our dreams yet, it is not a surprise. it is what happens when a community lifts the team and the team lifts the community. your love and energy carries this team through this year. i want to thank you fans, we have some difficult stretches this season but no matter what though, what the loss record was, you came here to the park with your orange shirts

and your panda hats and your signs. [ cheering and applause ] >> you did not boo us when we were down. you did not quit on us, you had the players' back during the toughest days of summer. they return the favor with a truly brilliant finish and truly brilliant october. during the postseason as these guys grinded out win after win after win, there were some people out there saying there is no explaining these giants. well, for all those people, here is the explanation we are in the organization and in the community that picks each other up. what makes all this work and a sense of all of us truly being in here together. the fans and the players

and the coaches and the front office and ownership group and every usher and every vendor in the park. there is a culture at the giants of genuinely caring one another and loving each other. that's our x-factor. and remember i remember hearing from buster posey and bumgarner after one of the rarest thing. a historically postseason when there was a throwing era in the nlds, buster stepped up and took the blame saying he had told madison to go to third space and bum said, don't know about that, he didn't tell me to throw it in to left field. i love that. they had each other's backs. [ cheering and applause ] >> it is something you see not

just on the field but throughout our organization. i want to acknowledge his self lessness and comradery of all the people who likes the players and like their job day in and day out. it is the product of scouts and it is the pr of scouts on the roads for 300 days of the year. it is the coaches down in san jose and richmond and augusta preparing young players like joe panik from the moment they step on the field and at at&t park. [ cheering and applause ] >> it is the product of the general manager who construct the roster with care and collecting this pitcher from boston, that pitcher was the world's class

resume. he finds the players who has the talent and heart to be on this. tim hudson and michael morse giants all their lives it is their quality. they just need to uniforms to be handed down. these three world championships are also about a manager whose own will and resilient set the tone for this team. that championship fled. he so admires it in his players. when he believes and he goes to battle, the team follows him. giants fans, your manager is stepping into coopers town. [ cheering and applause ] of

course, this third title is about a group of men who shares the same interest in spring training. they did not care about history or anything but each other. they knew no team in 35 years have won a game 7 on the road. they didn't care. they strapped and fought in can sis city just like they did in washingto st. louis until the last ball of the season that was sent in by pablo's glove. the greatest of them all, of course, is a 25-year-old lefty, on the