brian sabean, senior vice president and general manager and bruce bochy, manager of the san francisco giants, and now to present the warren cgiles national league championship trophy, mr. bill giles. >> larry, if you know, you were two down not the division series, two down in the lcs. you had seven elimination games, and you won it all, baby! [cheers and applause] the never-say-die attitude of your team is a great tribute to their character, their determination and their will. and the fans are awesome! [cheers and applause] >> i congratulate you and bruce, brian. the greatest organization in the national league right now. now your goal is to beat the tigers, okay! [cheers and applause] >> it's my honor to present the warren c. giles trophy to the national champions, the san francisco giants! >> larry, congratulations. you faced so much adversity. how are you going back to your second world series in three years? >> first i want to congratulate the cardinals. they are a wonderful organization, mike matheny, bill dewitt, et cetera. i have to say there's a reason we were able to prevail

con great layings to brian sabean and the entire giants organization. >> matt: 100 years after the newworld series in extra innings to the boston red sox, the san francisco giants win a world series in extra innings against the tigers. a reminder, except on the west coast, your local news. this week it's a college football double-header. coverage begins at 2:00 eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific. for more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com, powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. before we leave you here, those in fox would like to express our appreciatation for our partners. it's been a great association and partnership for the past 17 years. we are thrilled that fox sports will continue to be your home for major league baseball's postseason and world series for the next nine seasons. we would also like to thank the talented men and women who brought you the pictures, audio and graphics of our playoff telecast who spent much of october away from their families. a big thank you to each and every one ever you. i'm matt vasgersi

brian sabean, when you talk to the players on the giants roster, they say the reason wry we have the attitude we do and the way he act the way we do is because bruce bochy is able to push the right buttons. what do you have to say about your coach this year? >> they respect the team and the they compete. they took it to level. we won 94 games the regular season. beat two worthy opponents to get here. detroit probably didn't know what they were in for. but our guys had a date with history. >> thanks so much. boch, come over. i won't make you compare the two world series teams. congratulations to you. but what made this group so special to you? >> what made them so special, it was such an unselfish group. they just loved each other and they played for each other and the fans. they had a never-say-die attitude. i had some good clubs, but just the way they set aside their own agenda and what's best for the club. we put them in different roles and they never said anything, never mind. they just wanted to win." and it makes it a lot easier for a manager when you have a group like this. it'

leaguer who was a 2nd baseman and scutaro was arguably -- i don't think arguably, he's probably brian sabean's best mid season acquisition. he hit .362 after coming over from colorado and game the team's no. 2 hitter and he solidified a position that was kind of weak at that point and he was -- he was outstanding. >> you know, he's back twice but almost the elder states man at 36 years old. a lot of people remember when he played for the a's. barry zito we see waving. he was a double cy young award winner playing for the a's as well and barry zito, what and amazing postseason he had. >> first of all, they have to make a decision on scutaro. i think he's coming back. he actually just turned 37 but i think that he has been to be resigned because they don't have a 2nd baseman available from the minor league. as far as barry zito what zito's performance did, basically, ken, mean that he's under contract for next season as is the entire starting rotation. now you can look at the rotation next year and say this thing is rock solid. i think lincecum is and issue because his velocity has gone down on

that's the way that brian sabean and his brain trust like to conduct it. the good news is for giants fans, we hear three or four sensational prospects chomping at the bit to get up here and prove their wares. giants have a long pipeline of players ready to come up. the giants fans are in for good stuff in the future. there is another shot of the huge throng waiting at city hall. >> and i don't know about you guys but i think these convertibles are working way better than the cable cars that we had in 2010 because you can see the guys. they can jump out or sit in and wave. >> there is barry zito. >> you can see the players and what they look like in streets clothes. there is bare zito with his wife. from a reporter's point of view, great to see barry zito let it hang loose. he was so reserved. earlier, we heard him say it was so painful to be left off the roster in 2010. and buster posey, this guy has been in the major league three years, missed most of last season because of a well documented ankle injury. so two full seasons, two world series rings. there