Mike Krukow Retires After Nearly Four Decades as San Francisco Giants Announcer
Longtime San Francisco Giants announcer Mike Krukow has retired after nearly four decades with the team.
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, September 27, 2026 —
Mike Krukow, a familiar voice for San Francisco Giants fans for nearly four decades, has announced his retirement from broadcasting. The announcement marks the end of an era for the beloved announcer who has been a fixture on Giants telecasts for many years.
Krukow, whose career with the team spanned close to 40 years, provided play-by-play and color commentary for countless memorable moments in Giants history. His tenure included multiple World Series championships and numerous individual player achievements, all narrated with his distinctive style.
The exact length of his service, beyond ‘nearly four decades,’ was not specified in the provided details. Details regarding the specific date of his retirement announcement or the team’s plans for his successor were also not provided.
Krukow’s retirement comes after a long and distinguished career in baseball. Before his broadcasting days, he played professionally as a pitcher, including several seasons in Major League Baseball. His transition from player to announcer allowed him to remain connected to the game he loved and share his insights with generations of fans.
Throughout his broadcasting career, Krukow was known for his deep knowledge of baseball, his engaging personality, and his consistent presence on the airwaves. His retirement leaves a significant void in the Giants’ broadcast booth, and his contributions to the team and its fanbase are widely recognized.
Further information regarding Krukow’s final broadcast date or any planned tributes by the San Francisco Giants organization was not immediately available. The team has not yet announced how they intend to fill the broadcast role.
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