Crawford’s 4 children will throw out the ceremonial first pitches ahead of possibly his final game with SF Giants.
SAN FRANCISCO — Brandon Crawford, the Giants’ steady, soft-spoken franchise shortstop, has never sought out the spotlight.
Crawford, the franchise leader with 1,616 games at shortstop, does not yet know his plans beyond this season. He is set to be a free agent, and the recent hamstring strain was his fourth trip to the injured list this season, the kind of stop-and-start year that has made it the most frustrating and least productive of his career.
Crawford’s four children — Braylyn, 10; Jaydyn, 9; Braxton, 7; and Bryson, 5 — will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Or, pitches.
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