Giants announcer Mike Krukow shares Willie Mays stories during emotional radio spot
"And guess what. He had the same uniform that I had on. And that's when it hit me."
"And guess what. He had the same uniform that I had on. And that's when it hit me."
Barkley highlighted Mays' greatness and humility.
"Say Hey, Willie Mays. The best there ever was."
"We are very sad now to relay this information that has just been released by the Giants."
Baseball’s first five-tool player rose to fame in a changing America, and Say Hey, Willie Mays! examines that.
"It's been one of the highlights of my life to get to talk with and document the life of Willie Mays, perhaps baseball's greatest player and certainly its most charismatic personality."
"Willie Mays is an American icon, a prime example of black excellence and baseball’s greatest player. It’s an honor to be able to chronicle his journey from the Negro Leagues in Alabama, stardom with the Giants in Harlem and to the game’s apex in San Francisco."
"I think that’s a good thing. It recognizes guys who played way back. I’m talking a lot of good ballplayers. These are just numbers now. There’s more to it. They were never part of the league."
"Unbelievable. Tom, that is such a difficult catch. That's like Willie Mays in center field."