was going toin, it was the 18th inning in the post season game history in the home run, no. 9, brandon belt. [ cheers and applause ] the giants hit a hole in second base and they tried to fill it with this guy and that guy and then finally they could have not won it without him. he may have started the greatest double play ever seen in a world play, no. 12, joe panik.

[ cheers and applause ] a guy who can play anywhere in the field and he got a key pinch coming behind victory no. 4, no. 13, joaquin arias. [ cheers and applause ] a veteran catcher who appeared in the regular season for the giants with experience and depth being offered at the catching position no.

14, guillermo can -- quiroz. >> he's never pitched in a world series. no. 17, tim had udson. [ cheers and applause ] i still can't believe that the giants won the world series without this guy being a huge part of it because that just would not seem possible but he's going to be back next year stronger than ever and we don't ever want to try to win another one

without him, ladies and gentlemen, no. 18, matt cain. [ cheers and applause ] we picked this guy up in a trade. he won a world series ring last year and now he's won two world series in a row. clearly they needing someone to pick up in matt cain, no. 22, jake peavy. [ cheers and applause ]

this next gentleman is the first player to win the rookie of the year award, a national mvp all before he turns 28, no. 28, buster posey. [ cheers and applause ] >> this next pitcher has never started a postseason game that the giants lost. the giants 7-0. no. 72, brian no. 32 brian

vogelsong. >> andre is susak. no. 35 brandon crawford.

[ cheers and applause ] another giants rookie came up to the ball club several times from fresno, no. 37, adam duvall. >> part of the saga of the giants they had key guys injured he didn't play and as a pinch hitter he hit it in the eighth inning and in the world series he got the base hit no. 38,

michael morse. [ cheers and applause ] if you want to win in the postseason, you need a guy like this, he's gone 22 consecutive postseason games without allowing a run, no. 41, the winning pitcher in game 7, jeremy affeldt. [ cheers and applause ] he won a world series with the giants back in 2010 and there were several of the teams, the giants brought him back this year as a first baseman, a pinch

hitter, you think he can play left field, well he did, day after day, he made the winning home run, the second giant able to do it. no. 45, travis ishikawa. [ cheers and applause ] another anchor of the bullpen for all three season runs, this year seven and a third giants closer 46 santiago casilla.

this next gentleman is a finalist this year in the gold glove and he also had a record number hits 26 hits in the post season. nobody has had that many before, ladies and gentlemen, no. 48,el primer , pablo sandoval. [ cheers and applause ] there is one giant who has won three world series rings as a giant and he's won four all the together giants

left-hander javier lopez! [ cheers and applause ] this giant rookie scored from second base on a wild pitch to tie the game in the ninth inning at st. louis no. 50 matt duffy! [ cheers and applause ] this guy came up in the giant major league, this no. 51 eric

cordier. and this guy six shut out innings in the game and 2-shot innings in the middle innings 12 innings with no runs allowed and 3 wins, no. 52 yusmeiro petit! [ cheers and applause ] another three time world series champion as a giant this year only one game allowed no. 54, sergio romo! [ cheers and applause ]

two times young award winner, he pitched one and two-thirds innings in the world series and his back tight end up on him, no. 55 tim lincecum! [ cheers and applause ] >> a prospect and he made the wild game roster. he's a real fast guy center field no. 56, gary brown! [ cheers and applause ]

a guy who was in 61 regular season games for the giants out of the bullpen and did a great job out there, no. 57, juan gutierrez! [ cheers and applause ] one of the stories about this postseason, a guy brought up from double a ball to have a look in september ended up being on the staff and he got to save on the 18th inning game in washington no. 16, hunter >> no. 63 gene machi,

>> george campos. we were blessed with san francisco where san francisco not only won the world series but we watched one of the best baseball games in the history, no. 40 madison bumgarner! [ cheers and applause ]

ladies and gentlemen, the world champion san francisco giants! [ cheers and applause ] now, ladies and gentlemen, here to make a very special presentation, please welcome the honorable mayor of the great city and county of san francisco edwin lee. [ cheers and applause ]

yes! yes! yes, we did it! mayor edwin m. lee: folks we are here to celebrate the 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 seven win and they secured a place forever in our hearts, in our history books. my friends, over the past five 5 years we've been fortunate enough to celebrate three world championships! [ cheers and applause ] in 2010 with timmy and matt, buster a

bochy, and in 2012, mattie and pablo, buster and bochy, and in 2014, i have to say, this one provided the most excitement, the most torture and a story that will grow to be legendary. c'mon, we have the late inning heroics. we had hit after hit from panda, hit after hit after hit, pablo, you own the postseason. [ cheers and applause ] and we had an incredible defense from panik and crawford and of course, giant fans we had the miracle of madison bumgarner.

the unhittable ace that led us to victory after victory and came out of the bullpen to finish off the mighty royals in game 7. mad bam was so good. madison, what can you say, you rewrote history, you turned baseball understand down and you broke every record. so i have a few questions today to ask. is madbum a man or a machine? [ cheers and applause ] second question: when is bochy going to be eligible for the hall of fame? [ cheers and applause ] final question as mayor, is there anything i can do to keep panda in san francisco?

[ cheers and applause ] seriously what a series. this team has already become legendary, whether it's a fresh face rookie, everyone contributed, everyone stepped up and everyone came together to will this team to victory. it's a great story. it's 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's a team like this that's really really san francisco! and

there is a reason why city of san francisco fans everywhere enjoy this team. you have time again showed us how this team can band together to achieve something great. you never give up, you find ways to win together as a team. that's who you are, that's who we are, you, san francisco giants inspire all of us. this city loves you! [ cheers and applause ] you see it in the skyline, a wash in orange, in every fan of every kid. you thrill us. you torture us and you make us the proudest city in the world because together we are giants.

and today once again we are champions! [ cheers and applause ] so congratulations to brian to bruce madison, buster, panik, buster, all of you, thank you once again and bringing our city to another world series title. in recognition of this baseball dynasty i'm 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 and bruce bochy to come up on behalf of a very grateful city and as mayor it is my honor to present to you the key to san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] let's go giants. and of course with the king and with this day and when the thousands of people across the city it is today my

pleasure to declare this to be san francisco giants day! [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. the celebration continues. how are you doing out here? [ cheers and applause ] >> in the back, let me hear you! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, we see you.

now it's my absolute privilege and honor to bring to the podium right now your giants president and ceo larry bayer. >> welcome giants fans! how are you doing? now, for those of you from out of town just want you to know that we have this little gathering, it's something we do on halloween in san francisco every two 2 years. [ cheers and applause ] but i would suggest why don't we change it up, maybe we go out of order and book this plaza right now for october 2015, what do you think? [ cheers and applause ] the giants are the first national league team since the 1940s to win three world series

championships in five 5 years since the 1940s. it's amazing and the stuff of dreams and yet it is not a surprise. this is what happens when a community lifts a team and a team lifts a community. your love, your energy carried this team through this year. i want to thank you, fans. we had some difficult stretches this season. but no matter what one loss record was, you came with your orange shirts and your panda hats and your signs. you didn't quit on us when we were down, you had the players backs during the toughest days of summer. and they returned 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 that were saying there is no explaining these giants. well for all those people here is the explanation. we are an organization and a community that picks each other up. what makes all this work as corny as it might sound, it's the sense of all this truly being in this together, the fans, the players, coaches, the office, the ownership group and every usher in the park. there is a culture of the giants of genuinely caring for one another, loving each other. that's our x factor. i remember hearing from

madison bumgarner in the post season a small blimp in a spectacular postseason when there was a throwing error in mlds and he said he took the blame and bum said don't know about that, he didn't tell me to throw it into left field. i love that. they had each other's backs. it's something you see not just on the field but you see it throughout our organization. i want to acknowledge the camaraderie of the giants who love the players and live this job day in and day out. it's not by happen instance

that they won this world championship. it's the products of the scouts on the road for some 300 days a year, the coaches in richmond and august a preparing young players by joe panik prepare them to play in this field in the park. it's the product of the general manager who constructs the roster with care, that's why they are from free agency. that pitcher was a world class resume. he finds those special players who has the grit and the heart and the talent to be on this squad. james pivey, michael morse, they have been in it all their lives.

these three world championships are also about a manager whose own will and resilience set this tone for the team. it coarse through his veins first. giants fans, your manager is is is stepping to coopers town. of course this title is about a group of men who shared spring training. they stall -- saw the world champions and did not see anything but each other. they knew no team had won in five 5 years won game 7 on the road.

they fought in kansas city just like they did in pittsburg, just like they did in washington and just like they did in st. louis until that last ball of the season that they love. tim flanery, the nitty gritty dirt band. and the grittiest of them all is a 25-year-old lefty who in the last few weeks established himself as the greatest pitcher in the history of baseball! [ cheers and applause ] 4.0 in three world championships,.25 e.r.a. and a game 7