The 9 greatest players in New York/San Francisco Giants history
Jeff Kent spent just six campaigns with the San Francisco Giants during his 17-year career, but it was unquestionably the peak of what some believe is a career worth of induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Brian Sabean acquired Kent as part of a package that sent Matt Williams to Cleveland ahead of the 1997 season, and it proved to be one of the best trades in the history of the franchise.

Between 1997 and 2002, Kent slashed .297/.368/.535 with 175 home runs, 689 RBIs and a .903 OPS. Despite playing with Barry Bonds during what was truly the height of his powers, Kent managed to win the 2000 National League MVP, and post three other top-10 finishes in voting for the award during his time with the Giants.
But while Kent is one of the greatest Giants of the last 25 years, this franchise has existed since 1883, spending more than 60 years in New York before moving to the Bay. Here are the nine greatest players in the history of the New York/San Francisco Giants franchise: