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13:14, 3 April 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Brent Jones.jpg
07:49, 3 April 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Hall of Famer Gary Carter was once a San Francisco Giant (Gary Carter, the Hall of Fame catcher, played for the San Francisco Giants in 1990. when I interviewed him)
07:35, 3 April 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Carter,G-011.jpg
07:35, 3 April 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Carter,G-011.jpg
11:15, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Lost Ballparks.jpg
11:15, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Lost Ballparks.jpg
11:10, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Bay Area Lost Ballpakrs (The Giants and local minor league teams played in a number of ballparks that are no longer.)
07:40, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Willie Mays May Have Been the Greatest Ever (Many feel Willie Mays was the greatest all-around baseball player ever)
07:34, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Willie Mays.jpg
07:34, 24 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Willie Mays.jpg
11:28, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Jack Clark's Revenge on the Dodgers (Jack Clark, beaten by the Dodgers many years as a Giant, got his revenge as a St. Louis Cardinal)
11:27, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:1-Jack.jpg (Jack Clark)
11:27, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:1-Jack.jpg (Jack Clark)
10:44, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Mike Ivie: The Miracle Man (Created page with "''' Historical Essay ''' File:Lemaster,J-018.jpg Former major league Mike Ivie passed away on July 21, 2023, in North Augusta, South Carolina, at age 70. A born-again Christian, Ivie was part of the notorious God Squad of the San Francisco Giants during the late 1970s. Here is an excerpt from a recent book by Matt Sieger, The God Squad: The Born-Again San Francisco Giants of 1978. San F...")
10:16, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Lemaster,J-018.jpg (Johnnie LeMasterd)
10:16, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Lemaster,J-018.jpg (Johnnie LeMasterd)
10:09, 7 March 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page BOO! (What do you do when the fans boo you unmercifully? Johnnie LeMaster's wife had the answer.)
09:27, 11 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Searching for Rickey Henderson (Will we see another Rickey Henderson, the ultimate base stealer?)
09:18, 11 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Rickey Henderson.jpg
09:18, 11 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Rickey Henderson.jpg
13:12, 3 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Shortstop Omar Vizquel belongs in the Hall of Fame (Former San Francisco Giants shortstop Omar Vizquel should be in the Hall of Fame)
13:03, 3 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Omar Vizquel.jpg
13:03, 3 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Omar Vizquel.jpg
19:44, 2 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Lowell Cohn is Never Boring (Lowell Cohn, renowned former sports columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle had one main rule of writing: don't ever be boring!)
19:30, 2 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Lowell Cohn.jpg
19:30, 2 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Lowell Cohn.jpg
19:28, 2 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Gloves Off.jpg
19:28, 2 February 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Gloves Off.jpg
11:16, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Bonds25.jpeg (Former San Francisco Giant Barry Bonds acknowledges the fans during a ceremony to retire his No. 25 jersey at AT&T Park on August 11, 2018. (Lachlan Cunningham — Getty Images))
11:16, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Bonds25.jpeg (Former San Francisco Giant Barry Bonds acknowledges the fans during a ceremony to retire his No. 25 jersey at AT&T Park on August 11, 2018. (Lachlan Cunningham — Getty Images))
10:57, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page Mind your Spikes! (Former San Francisco Giants security guard Matthew Ceryes has some hilarious clubhouse stories about the danger of running with spikes on concrete.)
10:53, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Brett Tomko.jpg
10:53, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Brett Tomko.jpg
10:40, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page The Yin and Yang of Barry Bonds (Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants was a polarizing figure who could be as kind as he was mean.)
10:34, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Barry Bonds.jpg
10:34, 30 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Barry Bonds.jpg
14:07, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Matt Sieger and Joe DiMaggio.jpg (Joe DiMaggio at press conference in Oneonta, New York in the summer of 1974. Matt Sieger is the young man on the right. Photo courtesy of Matt Sieger.)
14:07, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Matt Sieger and Joe DiMaggio.jpg (Joe DiMaggio at press conference in Oneonta, New York in the summer of 1974. Matt Sieger is the young man on the right. Photo courtesy of Matt Sieger.)
13:53, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:1-Ivie.jpg (Mike Ivie had four pinch-hit home runs for the Giants in 1978, two of them grand slams.)
13:53, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:1-Ivie.jpg (Mike Ivie had four pinch-hit home runs for the Giants in 1978, two of them grand slams.)
13:44, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Lavelle,G-079.jpg (Gary Lavelle quietly shared his faith with several of his teammates and the group became known as the God Squad.)
13:44, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Lavelle,G-079.jpg (Gary Lavelle quietly shared his faith with several of his teammates and the group became known as the God Squad.)
13:07, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Knepper,B-093.jpg (Giants pitcher Bob Knepper was at the center of the God Squad controversy Photo courtesy of @S.F. Giants)
13:07, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Knepper,B-093.jpg (Giants pitcher Bob Knepper was at the center of the God Squad controversy Photo courtesy of @S.F. Giants)
11:09, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page User:MattSieger (Author bio)
11:08, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page File:Matt Sieger God Squad photo cropped.jpg
11:08, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs uploaded File:Matt Sieger God Squad photo cropped.jpg
10:54, 29 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page (San Francisco) Giants of the Faith (In the late 1970s, the San Francisco Bay Area sportswriters labeled the growing group of born-again Christians on the San Francisco Giants the "God Squad." When the God Squadders helped propel the team to a strong 1978 season, challenging the Dodgers and Reds, they often gave God the credit in post-game interviews. The press raised no objection. But in 1979, when the Giants' fortunes faded on the field, local sportswriters were quick to blame the born-again players.)
17:45, 22 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page My Interview with Joe DiMaggio (The author, Matt Sieger, had an unexpected opportunity to interview Yankee great Joe DiMaggio, who grew up in San Francisco.)
17:38, 22 January 2025 MattSieger talk contribs created page The God Squad (In the late 1970s, the San Francisco Bay Area sportswriters labeled the growing group of born-again Christians on the San Francisco Giants the "God Squad." When the God Squadders helped propel the team to a strong 1978 season, challenging the Dodgers and Reds, they often gave God the credit in post-game interviews. The press raised no objection. But in 1979, when the Giants' fortunes faded on the field, local sportswriters were quick to blame the born-again players.)