Mike Krukow on Giants players protesting Pride Night: ‘What makes San Francisco so great is the acceptance of others’
"What you do to your uniform, that has weight to it. You can offend people. And why would you do that?"
"What you do to your uniform, that has weight to it. You can offend people. And why would you do that?"
"There's a Detroit Red Wings fan..."
"The Giants, it's just unraveling."
"It’s the little moments of grace."
"Oh, my goodness. I did not see that coming."
"Great rule, unbelievable..."
"We’re seeing pitchers balk in the middle of the motion. What is that all about?"
"That just doesn't feel good when you do this. But I'll tell you what, that's impressive."
"We are going to the bottom half of the fourth inning and Oaklamento leads San Francisco 2-1."
"Nobody would [doubt] that they’re part of the family."
"And the way they ended their career, that's how we wanna do it."
"He was gassed. I want to see him in better shape.”
"Wholesome moment alert!"
"I think he's a baseball player. Somebody said he played for the Giants."
"That's a terrible call."
"He's better than what he's shown. He's better than this."
"He was such a gentle soul. He was such a good man. It's been a rough 10 days, partner."
"He was our guy. We lost our champion, but he'll always be with us forever."
"And guess what. He had the same uniform that I had on. And that's when it hit me."
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"We'll go as long as we can."
"I think Ohtani has a chance of breaking that record. And I never thought I'd be saying this."
"Take a look at where the ball gets lodged right there in his crotch."
"I can't argue with them."
Mike Krukow, the long-time broadcast partner of Glen Kuiper's brother Duane, gave his thoughts on Friday's incident.
"Yep. They've got a rabbit." "And it's not a small one, either. That's a big fella."
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