The San Francisco Giants tickets have been in high demand since their early beginnings. The Giants were the second baseball club to be founded by millionaire tobacconist John B Day and Jim Mutrie, a veteran amateur baseball player. The team joined the National League in 1883 and were originallt known as the “Gothams”. They won their first National League pennant in 1888 and defeated the St. Louis Browns in the World Series. They won another pennant and World Series titles the following year, defeating the Brooklyn Bridegrooms – these victories made the San Francisco Giants tickets a “must have” for every baseball loving fan.

In 1962, the Giants bought the World Series title to San Francisco after defeating the Dodgers to win the pennant. Every baseball fan with San Francisco Giants tickets was excited.

Even though the Giants did not make it to the World Series until 1989, the Giants of the 60’s kept on becoming pennants contenders all thanks to the many future Hall of Famers on the team. These players included Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry, McCovey and Mays. San Francisco Giants’ tickets were still selling like hot cakes. In 1971, the team appeared in the next post season. Sadly, they were easily defeated in the League championship series by the Pittsburgh Pirates, even though they won in their division. The team gave up several players who became successful after joining other teams, such as Dave Kingman, Garry Maddox, George Foster and Gaylord Perry. The team also produced two Rookie of the Year winners - Garry Matthews Sr in 1973 and John Montefusco in 1975.

In the 1985 season, San Francisco Giants ticket holding fans were grieved by the poor performance of the team. The team lost 100 games and the owner Bob Lurie quickly responded by hiring a new general manager - Al Rosen. Rosen helped promote the Giants’ promising rookies such as Robby Thompson and Will Clark and also made smart trades in order to acquire players such as Dave Dravecky, Kevin Mitchell, Rick Reuschel and Candy Maldonado. Roger Craig, the team’s manger, served from 1985 to 1992. With Craig as the team’s manger, the team never finished with a losing record and this pleased holders of San Francisco Giants tickets greatly.

The Giants have won a total of five World Series titles, twenty National League pennants, six West Division titles and one Wild Card berth.

All holders of San Francisco Giants tickets should expect the usual from this team – quality pitchers. The team acquired veteran starting pitcher Randy Johnson and relievers Jeremy Affeldt and Bobby Howry. They also signed new infielders Juan Uribe and Edgar Renteria. With these acquisitions, all holders of San Francisco tickets should expect a wonderful performance from this team by the end of the season.