SF Giants Hall of Famers: Hubbell, Mathewson, Ott, Terry
The page highlights four legendary baseball figures associated with the New York Giants. Carl Hubbell, a Hall of Fame left-handed pitcher, won 253 games from 1928 to 1943 and is celebrated for his 1934 All-Star Game performance, striking out Babe Ruth and other stars. Christy Mathewson, another Hall of Famer, earned 373 career victories, tying the National League record, with remarkable seasons in the early 1900s. Mel Ott, a slugging outfielder and Hall of Famer, hit 511 home runs, second only to Willie Mays in NL history. Bill Terry, known for his .341 batting average, was the last NL player to hit over .400 in a season (1930) and set a record with 254 hits that year.