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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-05 · 67 entries checked · 58 flagged · 136 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 136 still open
Candlestick Park — The claim that Candlestick Park was the first modern baseball stadium built entirely of reinforced concrete is factually disputed; it was actually the first all-concrete stadium in the majors since the 1930s, not the first modern one.
Candlestick Park — The 'sliding pit' configuration with dirt cut-outs around the bases was installed in 1970, not 1971.
McCovey Cove — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states a future date (August 26, 2026) and a cut-off sentence, which cannot be factual.
McCovey Cove — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims Heliot Ramos was the first right-handed batter to hit a splash hit on September 15, 2024; this is incorrect as Mike Yastrzemski (or another earlier right-handed batter) achieved this earlier.
Seals Stadium — The Giants' tenure at Seals Stadium is listed as 1958–1960 in the STATS section, but the correct tenure is 1958–1959, as they moved to Candlestick Park in 1960.
Dusty Baker — The entry claims Baker was the first MLB manager to reach the playoffs and win a division title with five different teams, but he has only won division titles with four teams (Giants, Reds, Nationals, Astros), not five.
Bruce Bochy — Bochy is not one of only three managers to win titles in both leagues; he is one of several.
Bruce Bochy — Bochy is not one of only seven managers in history to win four or more World Series titles; he has three titles, not four.
Los Angeles Dodgers — The entry states the Dodgers have won nine World Series championships, but as of 2026 the correct number is eight (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988, 2020, 2024).
Los Angeles Dodgers — The entry says Forbes ranked the Dodgers second at $7.8 billion as of 2026, but Forbes' 2024 valuation placed them at $5.45 billion and no 2026 valuation is publicly available.
Buster Posey — The entry states Posey won '4x NL MVP Award Winner' — he won the NL MVP once, in 2012, not four times.
Buster Posey — The entry says 'Only catcher in MLB history to win three consecutive Silver Slugger Awards' — Posey won three Silver Slugger Awards (2012, 2014, 2015) but they were not consecutive (he did not win in 2013).
Will Clark — Clark was a six-time MLB All-Star, not a four-time All-Star as stated in the STATS section
Will Clark — Clark won one Gold Glove Award (1991), not three as stated in the STATS section
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