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Ohtani crushes homer into San Francisco's McCovey Cove
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Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Shohei Ohtani splashed his 32nd home run of the season into San Francisco's McCovey Cove beyond ...
"You could see it … that different demeanor that he carries on days that he pitches," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
The Dodgers fell behind by six runs after five innings, but the slumping offense comes to life, closing the gap before coming ...
McCovey Cove provides a scene entirely unique among Major League Ballparks. It's delightfully strange, extremely San Franciscan, and ultimately, incredibly fun.
McCovey Cove’s floaters even have their own local celebrity: “McCovey Cove Dave” Edlund, whose commitment to the cove has won him the most splash hits on record. “It’s really been a lifetime ...
IF YOU GO. You don’t have to be a fanatical ball hawk to enjoy the vibe of McCovey Cove during Giants games. Many first-timers rent kayaks from retailers like Ted Choi’s City Kayak, a 10- to ...
He’s spent more than 500 games in McCovey Cove over the last 15 years with his now ubiquitous “DAVE” hoodie, which his son Stephen got him on Father’s Day in 2011.
His name is McCovey Cove Dave. For years, he's been in his kayak catching homers that fly into the small body of water beside AT&T Park. His story, and fan following, are quite amazing.
Kyle Schwarber put the Phillies on top on Tuesday against the Giants with a moonshot out to right field for a home run.
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