On July 9, 2013, the San Francisco Giants vs the New York Mets was extended. During the 15 inning of the game, Lou Seal decided that it was too late for him and changed into his PJ’s.

No matter that almost nobody knows his real name, save for those behind the scenes with the San Francisco Giants. To the masses, he is the beloved Lou Seal. The mascot bounces around the ballpark ...

The San Francisco Giants mascot was recently awarded a huge honor, but still might not be that popular. A study by casino.ca surveyed 2,000 MLB fans about their feelings towards mascots.

SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco sports mascot makes his mark in sports history after being named to the Mascot Hall of Fame's class of 2024. Lou Seal, who happens to be the San Francisco Giants ...

While every true MLB fan keeps track of which players get inducted into the Hall of Fame, not everyone is invested into monitoring the mascots that make it into Hall of Fame.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- So, the San Francisco Giants are off to a rough start, but that's not stopping Reggie Aqui from throwing shade at the Dodgers. But Reggie also has to put the Giants in their ...

On July 9, while the Phillies were beating the Giants in San Francisco, the Phillie Phanatic was making a special appearance at a Yardley event, reports ...

Forty years ago, San Francisco Giants fans were making their disdain for a team mascot well-known. In 1984, ownership hired a local actor to take on the challenge of becoming the Crazy Crab, a ...

Giants mascot Lou Seal joins us to talk about the team's home-opener, what's new at Oracle Park and he also plays a wild game of charades. ... San Francisco East Bay South Bay Peninsula North Bay.

He saved a damsel in distress. He foiled The Riddler. He saved the Giants mascot from the Penguins' clutches. Truly a legendary day for the one-and-only Batkid.

The San Francisco Giants mascot was recently awarded a huge honor, but still might not be that popular. A study by casino.ca surveyed 2,000 MLB fans about their feelings towards mascots.