Lou Seal, the Giants' unique animal mascot, ranked all the way down at No. 16 out of 26 total mascots. It was tied with Rosie Red of the Cincinnati Reds and with other ties only six other mascots ...

Lou Seal, who happens to be the San Francisco Giants mascot, was inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame, which is in Whiting, Indiana.The famous seal was born on July 25, 1996, and made his first ...

Lou Seal, the San Francisco Giants mascot, performs prior to the start of the game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Oracle Park on April 26, 2023, in San Francisco. Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images ...

Lou Seal’s History. Lou Seal has an interesting history behind him. In 1950, the San Francisco Seals adopted an actual sea lion, which might have been a seal fornamed “Major” as their mascot.

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.

Meet Lou Seal, the beloved mascot of the San Francisco Giants, and discover the wild history behind his predecessor, the Crazy Crab. Great Big Story Posted: June 7, 2024 | Last updated: April 22, 2025 ...

Pitcher Logan Webb, mascot Lou Seal and more will be on hand as the San Francisco Giants bring their FanFest tour to Sacramento on Feb. 1 ...

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. Questions ...

"Lou Seal, the cheerful and endearing mascot of the San Francisco Giants (MLB), has been a staple at Oracle Park since 1997," the Mascot Hall of Fame wrote on its website.

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.