US EditionOn Oracle Park’s 25th birthday, SF Giants ring in new era in multiple ways
- The San Francisco Giants played their home opener against the Seattle Mariners on Friday at Oracle Park.
- The Giants were returning for the 2025 season with a 5-1 record after a road trip.
- Oracle Park celebrated its 25th anniversary with new food, enhanced patios, and souvenirs for fans.
- Manager Bob Melvin noted Willie Mays' absence; Barry Bonds addressed the crowd during the pregame ceremony.
- Businesses anticipated increased activity, aiming to enhance the fan experience with a positive vibe.
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Marin Independent Journal
On Oracle Park’s 25th birthday, SF Giants ring in new era in multiple ways
SAN FRANCISCO — It’s officially the post-Mays, post-A’s era at the ballpark by the Bay. The Giants couldn’t have asked for better weather or better circumstances to ring in Oracle Park’s 25th anniversary, and it was a big one. “There’s definitely a lot of changes,” outfielder Mike Yastrzmeski, the team’s longest-tenured player, said before taking the field for his seventh Opening Day on the shores of McCovey Cove. It begins with the man in charg…
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I stopped caring a long time ago what team won or lost any particular Major League Baseball game or seasonal championship. In the Willie Mays, Juan Marichal early 1960s and the Buster Posey, Brandon Crawford early 2010s I was a Giants fan, but I can’t keep track of the changing rosters of big-league teams anymore, so what team anyone plays for or how many millions they signed for or who got traded where or what free agent held out for more hundr…
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