- Freddie Freeman — memorable recent clutch hero: tied for most RBIs in a single World Series (12), hit the first-ever World Series walk-off grand slam (2024) and later became the first player with two World Series walk-offs.
- David Freese — the quintessential clutch moment: his 2011 Game 6 two-out, two-strike triple and 11th-inning walk-off homer produced the highest Win Probability Added ever in a single Fall Classic.
- Madison Bumgarner — arguably the century’s most dominant World Series pitcher: a 0.25 ERA across 36 innings, never lost a World Series decision, and was instrumental in the Giants’ multiple titles.
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