Monday - April 277:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow joins Murph & Mac5 p.m. - Gabe Kapler joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksTuesday - April 287:35 a.m. - Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac4:30 p.m. - Dave Flemming joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksWednesday - April 297:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow joins Murph & Mac11:50 a.m. - Jon Miller joins Papa & LundThursday - April 307:35 a.m. - Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac5 p.m. - Farhan Zaidi joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksFriday - May 17:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow joins Murph & MacSaturday & Sunday - May 2 & 3The Best of 20109 a.m. - Game 162 October 3, 2010 vs. San Diego12 p.m. - NLCS Game SixOctober 23, 2010 at Philadelphia3 p.m. - World Series Game FiveNovember 1, 2010 at Texas

Monday - April 278 p.m. - Crawford's 7-Hit Game August 8, 2016 at MiamiWednesday - April 298 p.m. - Bumgarner & Posey Grand Slams July 13, 2014 vs. ArizonaFriday - May 17 p.m. - MLB The Show Simulation

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THIS WEEK IN GIANTS HISTORY APR

271996

Barry Bonds be-came only the fourth player in Ma-jor League history

to amass 300 home runs and 300 stolen bases when he homered in the 3rd inning in the San Francisco Giants' 6-3 victory over the Florida Marlins. Box

APR

282006

Barry Bonds hit a b a s e s - c l e a r i n g double to tie Babe Ruth for third on the

all-time career list with 1,356 extra-base hits. Bonds also singled in a run for his fourth RBI, and the San Francisco Gi-ants beat the Arizona Dia-mondbacks 10-2. Box

APR

291922

The New York Gi-ants hit four inside-the-park home runs at Braves Field.

George Kelly hit a pair and Ross Youngs and Dave Ban-croft each hit one as the Gi-ants defeated the Boston Braves 15-4. Box

APR

301961

Willie Mays hit four home runs against the Milwaukee Braves in the Gi-

ants’ 14-4 victory at County Stadium. Mays became just the ninth player in Major League history to hit four homers in one game. Box

MAY

12019

Buster Posey hit a two-out single in the 9th inning that brought Steven

Duggar home for a 2-1 victory over the Dodgers and series win. It was Posey’s sixth ca-reer walkoff hit and his third against the Dodgers. Box

MAY

21965

Willie McCovey hit two home runs, in-cluding the game-winner in the 10th

off Bob Miller, for a 4-2 victory at Dodger Stadium. Box

MAY

31980

Willie McCovey hit his 521st and final career home run against Montréal's

Scott Sanderson, helping the Giants to a 3-2 win. His shot tied him with Ted Williams on the all-time list. Box

NEWS & NOTES Giants Assistant Coach Alyssa Nakken and Yankees

Minor League Hitting Coach Rachel Balkovec are on the cover of the May/June issue of Baseball Digest (right). The duo are the first women in Major League uniforms to appear on the publication's cover in its 79-year history. Read more at baseballdigest.com

Bay Area teams, NBC Sports Bay Area & NBC Sports California and local bag maker Timbuk2 have teamed up to donate 50,000 face masks and bandanas to Northern CA health care providers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Full story on page two

The Giants have created sfgiants.com/fans/re-source-center as a destination for updates regarding the 2020 baseball season as well as a place to find re-sources that are being offered throughout our commu-nities during this difficult time.

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Friday - May 11 p.m. - Jonathan Sánchez No-No July 10, 2009 vs. San Diego

Games air on SFGiants Facebook, Twitter & YouTube platforms

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THIS WEEK'S INSIDE GIANTS MOMENTS PODCAST EPISODE (PRES. BY T-MOBILE)

Inside Giant Moments takes you behind the scenes of the most iconic moments in Gi-ants history with the players who made these moments, memories. Host Mark Wil-lard of KNBR dives in each week with exclusive inter-views on the official San Francisco Giants podcast. Subscribe Here

Mike Krukow & Duane KuiperDebuts Thurs., April 30

The beloved duo reminisce about their transition from players to broadcasters and the countless iconic Giants moments they’ve witnessed over the past 25 years.

EPISODE 8

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WE'VE GOT YOU ALL COVERED Join Konica Minolta in the upcoming weeks for the "We've got you all covered" virtual series that demon-strates, discusses and addresses business profession-als questions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. The tools provided in the series will help to embrace the "new normal" as we know it and keep business-es top of mind for their customers. Events are tak-ing place every Tuesday and Thursday, check out the schedule here

We've Got You All Covered April 27-May 3, 2020

COMMUNITY CORRIDOR CLICK FOR THE GIANTS COVID-19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE BLOG

The Oracle Park scoreboard has “lit up the ballpark” to show support for various workers impacted by COVID-19. Mondays—Purple (Hospi-tality), Wednesdays—Blue (Health care), Thursdays—Red, white and blue (first responders) and Fridays – Gold (frontline workers).

San Jose Giants and naming rights partner, Excite Credit Union, cre-ated a Frontlines Meal Fund to support and show gratitude to person-nel at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19. The fund will provide meals to essential healthcare, police, fire and EMT personnel working tirelessly to combat the pandemic. For every $40 spent on SJ Giants Merchandise, $10 will be put into the meal fund. They also have a spe-cial online auction featuring autographed items and specialty jerseys, as well as a way to make direct donations through the San Jose Giants online Dugout Store. Donate here: https://sjgiants.milbstore.com/

Fanatics, in partnership with the Giants, has donated non-surgical general purpose masks to first responders, including San Francisco Fire Department.

The Giants and Fanatics donated 500 Dugout Store bags to Safe and Sound’s Family Resource Center to fulfill their shortage of bags for the delivery of grocery items and paper goods.

For more information on what the Giants are doing in the community check out the SF Giants COVID-19 Community Response blog here

COACH SPEAK: ANTOAN RICHARDSON Each week we'll get to know the new Giants coaches with a few fun ques-tions in this space. This week it's 1st base coach Antoan Richardson.

You have a perfect 1.000 career batting aver-age vs. Clayton Kershaw. He isn’t that tough to hit is he, LOL? In all seriousness, how did it feel to get your first career hit off Kershaw?

AR: LOL. He is one of the best, if not the best in the past decade. I just found the biggest bat and hoped for the best. In the moment, I was just finding a way to get on and help the team.

You also went 2-for-3 off Kevin Gausman in your career. Did you ever give him a hard time about it in camp this year?

AR: Until reading this question I had no idea what I did off of him in my career. What we did talk about, was how he picked me off of first in Camden Yards.

How loud was the crowd when you scored the game-winning run off Jeter’s walk-off single in his final game at Yankee Stadium? How did you feel after the umpire signaled safe and you knew you’d scored the run?

AR: It might have been the loudest thing that I have ever experienced. When I knew I was safe, I felt relieved. I knew I had an opportu-nity to leave that stadium without wearing a disguise.

What is your favorite home-cooked meal?

AR: Chicken Souse. It is a Bahamian dish and the best way to describe it is chicken soup.

BAY AREA UNITE MASK INITIATIVE NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports Cali-

fornia, together with its team partners – MLB’s San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s, NBA’s Golden State Warriors and Sac-ramento Kings, NHL’s San Jose Sharks, MLS’s San Jose Earthquakes and NFL’s San Francisco 49ers, along with the teams’ ap-parel and merchandise partner Fanatics – and San Francisco-based bag manufacturer Timbuk2 have teamed up to donate 50,000 face masks and bandanas in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The teams and NBC Sports have donated over 10,000 new t-shirts, and Timbuk2 will create cloth face masks and bandanas from the t-shirt material.

Timbuk2 is shifting production from bags to masks, working to fulfill the current demand for 50,000 cloth face coverings which will be donated to Bay Area Community Services, and other groups in need.

For more information please click here Photo Credits NBC Sports Group

GIANTS YOUTUBE CONTENT DROPS Forever Giant: Matt Cain

Watch Beginning April 29

Matt Cain joins host Renel Brooks-Moon for a candid conversation about his impressive 12-year career with the Giants. From the Perfect Game, to winning World Series Championships and adjusting to life after baseball, it's a story you don't want to miss.

SEASON TICKET MEMBER HEROES OF THE WEEK Each week we'll highlight a Giants season

ticket member or members who are stepping up during this tremendous time of need. This week we salute the work of Chris Denevi and Leann Hargis

When the shelter-in-place came out Chris and Leann were in Scottsdale for the Giants Spring Training and decided they needed to find a way to help get through this pandemic.

As a retired RN who had worked through the AIDS crisis and in the NICU with high-risk newborns, Chris understood the need for Medical and frontline personnel to prop-erly protect themselves to keep from getting and spreading the virus. In listening to what nurses were saying it became clear that face shields were needed, but in short supply.

Leann is an entrepreneur that had been look-ing at 3D Printers for prototypes and decided to call MakerGear in Ohio and had a 3D printer within three days. Leann then joined others in an active 3D community and began printing the parts for face shields that were difficult to get for medical and frontline workers.

The face shields are printed from a plastic biodegradable filament and take about three hours each to print. A laser-cut clear shield is

then attached to the printed headband and a protective printed chin guard is added along with an elastic band to secure the face shield. A face shield provides protection from cough-ing or droplets when a frontline worker has to be close to another person.

To date they have sent out over 100 face shields to requesting hospitals and continue to make more for frontline workers. All of their face shields are printed in black and or-ange, it’s a winning combination!

We've Got You All Covered April 27-May 3, 2020

MLB THE SHOW PLAYERS LEAGUE | HUNTER PENCE Giants OF Hunter Pence is serving as the Gi-

ants representative in the 30-player eSports league MLB The Show Players League.

The 30-player league includes 11 former All-Stars, five World Series Champions and eight players age 25 or younger. Pence is 10-16 and has games today vs. Ryne Stanek (Miami) and Luke Jackson (Atlanta).

Following this regular season, the top eight teams will advance to the Postseason, which will largely mirror the MLB Postseason format and culminate in a World Series.

Fans can watch streams of games on a va-riety of digital platforms, including Twitch and YouTube. Follow @hunterpence, @MLB, @MLB_PLAYERS, @MLBTheShow and the players’ Twitter accounts for times and stream information.

JUNIOR GIANTS AT HOME

As an effort to keep Junior Giants connected while sheltering in place, the Giants Com-munity Fund has announced the launch of Junior Giants At Home. Set to begin in May, the four-week virtual season will include home-produced videos from Gabe Kapler and his coaching staff to help introduce the fundamentals of the game along with impor-tant lessons in health, education & character development.

GIANTS PLAYER SPOTLIGHT | ALEX DICKERSON Raised in Poway, CA near San Di-

ego. Father, Ross, flew F-14 Tomcats

from aircraft carriers all over the world and was a graduate of TOP-

GUN, the Naval Weapons Fighter School. He made seven deployments

generally lasting eight months at a time and returned to the States

permanently in 1999, when Alex was nine. He retired in 2002 at the rank of Commander. In

1993 he had the experience of ejecting from one of the fighter jets when an engine caught fire over the Miramar

Naval base in San Diego. His final operational deployment was as an air operations officer on the USS Kitty Hawk in Yokosuka, Japan.

Also a Navy man, Alex’s grandfa-ther, Howard Dickerson, was a re-connaissance pilot in the Battle of Midway and in the Solomon Islands campaign in World War II.

Dickerson started limping one day while playing football as a sophomore at Poway High School. For six months it was diagnosed as a knee injury, but a physical thera-pist later discovered that it was ac-tually his back that caused the knee pain. Doctors said he couldn’t play sports, the risk was too great in someone so young.

Dickerson was at a baseball ban-quet with former Major Leaguer Tom Brunansky and Bruce Bochy. Brunan-sky introduced Bochy to Alex’s dad, Ross, and told Bochy about Dickerson’s back issue. Bochy connected him to the Padres’ doctor, who also said he didn’t think Dickerson could play but referred him to a doctor specialized in microsur-gery. The surgery worked and Dicker-son went back to playing baseball for his junior and senior years.

Attended Poway High School in the San Diego area and was two years be-hind Bochy’s son, Brett (who appeared in seven games with the Giants from 2014-2015).

In 37 games as a senior, he hit .455 with 44 RBI. Nearly half his 55 hits went for extra bases, including eight home runs.

Deron Johnson, his high school hit-ting coach, tells about Dickerson get-ting spiked in the arm playing first base in the first game of a big doubleheader against the crosstown rivals. It was an ugly, bleeding gash, and three coach-es and the trainer were ready to take him to the ER. His military dad takes a look and says, “He’ll be fine. Tape him up. We’ll take him after.’’ Dickerson got three hits and played both ends of the doubleheader. “He always gave you ev-erything he had,’’ Johnson says.

Ross and Alex’s mother, Carol, couldn’t watch or listen to any of his col-lege and professional games until they were over. “I’ve had enough stress in my life,’’ Ross says. They turn off their cell phones, too, to avoid texts. When the game’s over, they look at the box score, see how he did then they can watch the game with no anxiety.

They attended every game during high school and are good to watch his games from the ballpark itself.

FAMIILY INFORMATION- Father, Ross, was a career Naval Flight Officer who retired in 2002 when Alex was 12.

- Mother, Carol, is a registered dieti-cian and worked at several hospitals before giving up that career to raise her children

- Has one sister, Kelsie, who gradu-ated from UC Berkeley. She walked on to the Cal soccer team and played for three years. She was the Defen-sive Player of the Year as a senior.

- Kelsie is now an assistant scientist for a pharmaceutical company in Southern California.

KAPLER'S KITCHEN Each week, Manager

Gabe Kapler will give us some of his favorite food spots from

around the US, in no particular order.

Starlite BBQ and Whiskey Bar has a diverse BBQ inspired menu. All of their meats are smoked in house (their sauces are made in house too).

I’m way in on their beef ribs and their brisket, both which don’t need sauce. To accompany the ribs/brisket, SBBQ has a world class whiskey selection.

I spent many spring training nights at the edge of the bar, iPad in one hand, bones in the other.

STARLITE BBQ & WHISKEY BARSCOTTSDALE, AZ

PRESS BOX EATS Pizza Pot Pie by Giants reliever Tyler Rogers and fiancée Jennifer Ryan

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. While doing so, brown all three meats while breaking them up. Strain meat after browning.

Place meat in pan that you will put pasta sauce in and then add two jars of sauce and pep-peroni's

Put on low and let sit for an hour. Add some mozzarella cheese to it throughout the hour.

When you have an hour until dinner, start preparing the bowls.

Put butter all in the bowl and on the top & sides.

Put four slices of cheese all around so none of the inside of the bowl is showing.

Add the sauce in the bowls next after its cooled down a bit.

Sprinkle mozzarella cheese on top. Spread the dough over the top and butter it. Put the bowls on cookie sheets that have

parchment paper on it. Bake at 400 for approximately 25 minutes. Upon taking out the bowls, put butter on top

of the cooked dough again. Flip it on a plate with a glove or spoon and eat.

Video of flipping here

INGREDIENTS - 2lbs brick cheese- 1lb sausage- 1lb ground beef- 1/2lb Italian sausage- Pizza dough (Wewalka family

style is their favorite)

- 2 bags shredded mozzarella- 2 jars of Prego (2lb, 13oz)- Hormel mini pepperoni's x2- 2-4 sticks of Butter- Oven-safe bowls