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1991 San Francisco Giants 1991 San Francisco Giants
1990/1992
Record 75-87 .463
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Standings 4th in the NL West (19 games back)
Pythagorean 76-86, 76-86, 76-86
Runs (S/A) 649 / 697
BallparkCandlestick Park
Park FactorsBatting: 97 / Pitching: 97
Attendance1,737,478 (10th) (21th)
Fancost$87 (5th) / $7,068
Payroll/Avg$33,167,954 / $1,080,523 (4th)
OpExp/$PV$53,300,000 / $710,667
Rev/OpInc$48,900,000 / -$4,400,000
Valuation$99,000,000
Spring TrainingScottsdale, Arizona (Scottsdale Stadium I)
ManagerRoger Craig
CoachesBill Fahey, Bob Lillis, Dusty Baker, Norm Sherry, Wendell Kim
ExecutiveGeneral Manager: Al Rosen
Minor Leagues(AAA) Phoenix Firebirds, (AA) Shreveport Captains, (A) Clinton Giants, (A) Everett Giants, (A) San Jose Giants
Radio (KNBR) Hank Greenwald, Ron Fairly
TV (KTVU) Duane Kuiper, Hank Greenwald, Ron Fairly
Cable TV (SportsChannel) Duane Kuiper, Joe Morgan
Spanish Radio (KLOK) Eduardo Ortega, Tito Fuentes

The 1991 San Francisco Giants went 75-87 and finished 4th in the National League West. The Giants drew 1,737,478 to Candlestick Park. Will Clark made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1991 included Will Clark and Matt Williams.

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