San Francisco Giants Codexery

Honours & Records

18 entries in the San Francisco Giants compendium.

1921 World Series ChampionshipThe first Subway Series: Giants defeat Yankees in 1921.1933 World Series ChampionshipThe 1933 New York Giants won their fourth World Series title under player-manager Bill Ter2012 World Series ChampionshipGiants sweep Tigers for second title in three years2010 World Series ChampionshipGiants end 52-year drought with 2010 World Series win over Rangers.Matt Cain Perfect Game 2012Matt Cain's flawless masterpiece: the Giants' lone perfect game in San Francisco history.Juan Marichal Five No-HittersThe Dominican Dandy's one no-hitter remains a shining moment in Giants pitching history.2014 World Series ChampionshipA seven-game thriller cementing a modern dynasty in the Bay Area.Tim Lincecum Two Cy Young AwardsThe Freak's back-to-back Cy Youngs defined a golden age of Giants pitching dominance.Buster Posey NL MVP AwardThe anchor of the dynasty: Buster Posey's 2012 NL MVP triumph.Willie McCovey Career Home RunsThe Big Mac's legendary power set the Giants' standard for home run excellence.1954 World Series ChampionshipThe Miracle at the Polo Grounds: A young superstar topples a Yankee dynasty.Buster Posey 2012 NL MVP AwardThe catcher who led the Giants to a World Series title while winning the NL MVP with 27 ofWillie McCovey Career Home Runs RecordKnown as 'Big Mac,' he anchored the lineup for over two decades, starting in 1959 and finiBarry Bonds Franchise Home Run RecordThe Oracle of Power: Barry Bonds holds Giants home run records no one can touch.Barry Bonds Seven MVP AwardsSeven MVPs: The lone standard of individual dominance in MLB history.Willie Mays Career Hits RecordThe Say Hey Kid: a mountain of hits defining timeless greatness.Buster Posey Gold Glove AwardsFour Gold Gloves define Buster Posey's elite defense and his role as the Giants' ultimate Madison Bumgarner 2014 World Series MVPThe ace who closed out the dynasty with three crucial World Series victories.
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