Beloved longtime Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow to retire at the end of the season
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Beloved longtime San Francisco Giants broadcaster and former major league pitcher Mike Krukow is stepping away…
San Francisco Giants broadcaster and former major league pitcher Mike Krukow has announced his retirement from the broadcast booth following this season. The 74-year-old Krukow, who has been with the team for nearly four decades, made the announcement on Thursday, expressing his gratitude to the fans and the organization. Krukow's wife, Jennifer, joined him in thanking everyone for their support and shared their gratitude for the opportunity to stay in the game for as long as they have.
Krukow, who has been battling a rare degenerative muscle disease, has maintained a positive outlook despite the physical challenges. He has been an integral part of the Giants' success, including their three World Series championships in 2010, 2012, and 2014. Giants President and CEO Larry Baer expressed his profound gratitude for Krukow's contributions, stating that he has been more than just a broadcaster, but a spiritual leader for the team.
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