that was the jampacked kezar pub you just saw.the crowd going wild with the win and the confident way the giants went about it from the very start. >> [ applause ]. >> reporter: those were the second inning cheers as the giants got on the scoreboard and then kept the cards off it for the rest of the game. fans never took it for granted though, they know st. louis fights andfides a way just like their guys. so there were nervous moments even with mad-bum on the mound. still the magic of evening years, 2010, 2012 and 2014 seems to give everyone a lot of optimism going into game 2 and beyond. >> kezar is one of the best sportsbars in the city. so it was obviously rocking, but the city city has a good negwhen the giants are winning. orange october in the bay is one of the best. >> the season as a whole was amazings because it started out so well and very resillent bunch the guys. they know how to win. bruce bochy the manager does a really good job. >> you can see it in the clubhouse and the chemistry. baltimore doesn't have it. it's p

we'll have the world's best, olympians from san francisco at this competition at kezar pavilion this week. as we gear up as a city and as a region, hopefully to get future olympic games here, i think it's important for people to show their interest and commitment to this very exciting sport. and yes, i used to fence don't say cycle or picket -- touchet. >> that is it. we will discuss that in the future. >> commissioner low. >> i have a 7-year-old nephew who it's a wonderful sight to see little boys with high-energy with swords. i'm not sure it's such a great idea, but it's a wonderful event. i wanted to first thank the general manager for being proactive in taking this first step on the mission playground. and, as well as commissioner bonilla and commissioner mcdonnell, who couldn't hear the heartfelt thank you for taking the first steps on this issue. i do think when i watched the video, that isn't us and it should be us and it should be our city. and we can do better. and i do hope that the commission and the general manager -- with the leadership of the general manager continues t

for starters, he walked the aisles of kezar and represented the red and gold. >> that became my first 49ers for about 13 years. i started out picking up cushions for a nickel a piece. from there i graduated to popcorn, peanuts, hot dogs, and i never missed a 49er play. and during this time i'm collecting 49er memorabilia because after the games i'd pick up all the discarded programs, yearbooks, ticket stubs. so i started collecting around 12 years old, i'd say. and i focused on hugh mcelhenny. it was in 1955 after the baltimore colt game that i was in the parking lot. and i remember mcelhenny came out and he had a little duffel bag with him, and i said, hugh, do you have anything i could have, you know, for a souvenir? he said, well, i have a torn jersey. and he says, if you want it, you can have it. and it was all rolled up in a little ball, like sweaty stinky little jersey. and it was torn. and i've kept it all these years. it became like the cornerstone of my collection. >> collecting. there's nothing uncommon about wanting to retain a piece of your team. whether it's helmets, card