Christy Mathewson's career stats

Christy Mathewson
Dominant right-hander played 17 seasons for New York Giants (1900-1916)...is franchise’s all-time leader in wins (373), complete games (433), shutouts (79), innings (4,771) and strikeouts (2,499)...won 20 or more games 13 times, including 4 seasons with 30-plus wins...was 1 of 5 members of initial induction class into Hall of Fame, along with Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner...named to Major League Baseball’s All-Century Team...

John McGraw's career stats

John McGraw
Ranks as franchise’s all-time winningest manager with 2,604-1,801 record...in 29 full seasons as manager of Giants, finished 1st or 2nd 21 times, won 10 NL pennants and 3 World Series...was player/manager with Giants from 1902-1906...lifetime .334 hitter in 16-year playing career...

Bill Terry's career stats

Bill Terry
Hit .341 during 14-year playing career with Giants...his .401 batting average in 1930 is highest in franchise history and marks last time NL player hit over .400...set Giants single-season records for hits (254) and runs scored (139) in 1930...became player/manager in ‘32 and posted 823-661 mark in 10 years as skipper...guided club to 3 pennants and 1 World Series...

Mel Ott's career stats

Mel Ott
Played 22 years for Giants, including 7 as player/manager...11-time All-Star is franchise’s all-time leader with 1,860 RBI...ranks behind only Willie Mays in games (2,730), at-bats (9,456), runs (1,859), hits (2,876), doubles (488), home runs (511), total bases (5,041) and extra base hits (1,071)...led team in homers every year from 1928-45...was 1st NL player to reach 500 HR...

Carl Hubbell's career stats

Carl Hubbell
9-time All-Star posted 253-154 record in 16 seasons with Giants...his 1.66 ERA in 1933 is best in franchise history...posted franchise-record 46.1-consecutive scoreless innings in 1933...was NL MVP in 1933 and ‘36...won 24 straight decisions spanning 1936-37...struck out 6 batters in 1934 All-Star game at Polo Grounds, including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx...

Willie Mays' career stats

Willie Mays
Lifetime .302 hitter with 660 career homers, 3rd most in Major League history behind Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth...12-time Gold Glove winner appeared in 24 All-Star Games...was named NL MVP in 1954 and ‘65 and NL Rookie of Year in ‘51...is Giants all-time leader in games (2,857), at-bats (10,477), runs (2,011), hits (3,187), doubles (504), home runs (646), total bases (5,907) and extrabase hits (1,289)...named starting outfielder on MLB’s All-Century Team...

Juan Marichal's career stats

Juan Marichal
9-time All-Star won 238 games in San Francisco, most by any pitcher since franchise moved west in 1958...won 20 or more games 6 times in 14 years with Giants...is SF leader in complete games (244), shutouts (52), innings (3,443) and strikeouts (2,281)...was named right-hander on Giants 60’s and 70’s All-Decade Teams and San Francisco’s All-Time Team...

Orlando Cepeda's career stats

Orlando Cepeda
Was 6-time All-Star during 8-plus years with Giants...earned NL Rookie of Year honors in 1958...holds SF season mark with 142 RBI in 1961...ranks among SF leaders in homers (5th - 226), RBI (3rd - 767), games (7th - 1,114), at-bats (6th - 4,178), runs (7th - 652), hits (3rd - 1,286) and doubles (5th - 226)...named to SF’s All-Time team and Giants 1960’s All-Decade Team...

Gaylord Perry's career stats

Gaylord Perry
First pitcher in baseball history to win Cy Young Award in both American and National Leagues, fashioned 134-109 record with 2.96 ERA for Giants from 1962-71...ranks 2nd in SF annals for wins, ERA, games started (283), complete games (125), shutouts (21), innings pitched (2,294.2) and strikeouts (1,606)...5-time 20-game winner and 5-time All-Star is 1 of only 4 pitchers in SF history to win 100 games with club...24-year veteran is 16th all-time with 314 wins, and is 1 of 7 pitchers ever to compile 300 wins and 3,500 strikeouts…

Jackie Robinson's career stats

Jackie Robinson
Courageously broke Major League Baseball's color barrier with Brooklyn in 1947...5-time All-Star was named NL Rookie of Year in 1947 and MVP in '49...to commemorate 50th anniversary of his arrival in big leagues, number 42 was retired by every Major League team in 1997...was named to MLB's All-Century Team...

Willie McCovey's career stats

Willie McCovey
6-time All-Star earned NL Rookie of Year honors in 1959 and MVP in 1969...leads all San Francisco players in games (2,256), home runs (469) and RBI (469)...trails only Mays in at-bats (7,214), runs (1,113), hits (1,974), doubles (308) and triples (45)...holds NL record with 18 career grand slams...hit 231 career homers at Candlestick Park, more than any other player...