>> san francisco >> giants celebration >> please stand by... how was

it out there. what was the atmosphere like? >> it was wet and cold, but it never gets cold. to have that many fans out there in this kind of weather.

we have showed up every single game. >> if it weren't for you now, you would still be playing a game in washington d.c.. if it weren't for you, it might be in the 450th now. >> that's pablo's fault. that was a pretty special experience. it's kind of a turning point to us as well. when we came back from washington we had a pretty good chance to win this. >> some people say chemistry doesn't mean a who i -- whole lot for this team. how does it bring championships for you. >> we go out there and play for each other. it's not about the individual at all. we have a great time playing with each other. it's happens with a lot of ball games and that's why chemistry means so much to us.

>> thank you for hitting that houm. -- home run. congratulations.

>> we are doing all the the brandons. >> you have a championship ring now. where do you put the other ring? >> i haven't figured it out. >> what was the parade like? >> these are fun. it never

gets old. i love seeing everybody going crazy. >> what was the highlight, i talking about the highlight of something we didn't see, maybe some prank, is there a highlight that sticks in your mind. >> it's kind of hard to think of one. >> for a personality or anyone. hunter doing his thing. >> just the whole intensity of the world series. it was back and forth with those guys. they have a great time and the intensity of game 7. it's unlike any other game that i have ever played. >> he's from here and grew up here now celebrating the world

championship, brandon crawford. greg, they are talking about joe panik's belt. what happened to your belt. are you going to put it on ebay or on the hall of fame. >> it was funny. i looked down and my belt is undone. suddenly i'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> when that ball was coming to you, they say there wasn't a better play they had seen.

when that ball is coming to you, do you think you are just trying to get to it. >> i'm just trying to get to the ball and trying to get one, never thought about two. but in sync told me to get the ball. it's just instinctual. >> we are trying to figure out what makes you mad. we are trying to figure out if i start wrestling with you will that get you mad? >> traffic gets me mad. when i'm playing i try to stay even kill. there is a little fight in me on the inside. there is definitely passion. >> joe, congratulations.

guys, back to you.

>> greg, serg oh romo, the bus couldn't contain you. you had to get out. >> yeah, at one point we had to get out. all in all, it's hard to say. there is so much excitement and so much emotion. it's really fun to be out there. why not just get out there

and run and get it going a little bit more. >> a lot of fun to be part of the world championship team once again. what was different about this team, maybe different than 10 and 12. >> each season is different and brings it's challenges. this team is special. honest there isn't a selfish bone in that clubhouse. everybody was pulling on the same rope. there was no hidden agenda. that's what's really impressive how we were able to stick together. going to work knowing you are not alone everyday and it's very comforting and confidence builder as well knowing you are not alone going into it and everyday you have a chance to be competitive. >> sergio romo, greg likes to call you the surge protector. >> i will take it. it's pretty cool.

>> thumbs up for sergio romo the surge protector. >> thank you, greg, you had to wait a

little longer than you thought in your career. now you are a world series champion. is it anything like you thought? >> i just thank god that i was blessed to come to san francisco and experience this. it's unbelievable. this parade, all these fans, it's out of control and i love it. >> you have been part of the braves and the a's, what was the clubhouse like? >> this has been a pretty unique group of guys that i have played with. you know, guys are just determined, they are warriors, you have guys that never let anybody just get relaxed and sit on things. he keeps everybody in the game. a mix of some veterans that understand what it takes to win and it's

always a quiet confidence of this group regardless of how good or how bad we played all year. there is always the confidence that we are going to find ways to win. >> you heard that before, now i call you a world series came poison. -- champion. you can't take that away. greg, we'll send it back to you.

>> yes, yes, i have learned it along with the team. the movement is here well in the orange carpet. hunter, that wasn't your mo when you came here that you were a vocal leader. what changed when you got to san francisco that you developed that and saw a need for that in >> who knows. i just go out there and try to get everything i can. i love playing the game. i think cincinnati is where i changed and became somewhat of a vocal but really there are many challengers on this team and really before i say something there are many that i discuss with. >> you had the buses out there, how is it ramped up. i don't know if you know

this, i think you probably do, the san francisco giants fans they love themselves some hunter. >> i love them too. it's wild and a dream come true. this parade was absolutely nuts. it was loud. the rain made it more amazing. it was really, we are just blessed. they listened, they joined in, their inspiration and they are electric. we can only be thankful. >> starting now to think of the next movement for next year, you have to come up with another movement for next year. >> you have to try to keep it fresh and constantly change. if you stay stagnant you are going to fall apart. we'll try to do our best every year. >> now brainstorming the movement for next year, greg?

>> thank you, greg, they just introduced you as the winner pitcher. i know that meant a lot to