So sad, Kruk and Kuip announced their departure…

San Francisco, CA – In a bittersweet moment for baseball fans, beloved broadcasters Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper, affectionately known as “Kruk and Kuip,” have announced their departure from the broadcasting booth. After decades of calling games for the San Francisco Giants, the dynamic duo has decided to step away, marking the end of an era in baseball commentary.

For years, Krukow, the former Giants pitcher, and Kuiper, the former second baseman, have been synonymous with Giants baseball, providing fans with colorful insights, humor, and a deep love for the game. Their chemistry in the booth has been a cherished part of the Giants’ fan experience, as their lively banter and insightful analysis brought every play to life.

Kruk and Kuip’s announcement leaves a void in the hearts of fans who grew up listening to their voices over the course of championships, memorable moments, and heartbreaking losses. Their contributions to baseball broadcasting have earned them a special place in sports history.

In a joint statement, Krukow and Kuiper expressed gratitude to the Giants organization, the fans, and their fellow broadcasters for the incredible journey. “We’ve shared so many special moments with all of you, and we are thankful for every cheer, every win, and every unforgettable moment on and off the field. It’s time to close this chapter, but our love for the Giants and for baseball will never fade.”

Tributes have been pouring in from fans, players, and colleagues alike, honoring the legacy that Kruk and Kuip have built over their remarkable careers. While the news is undoubtedly sad for the Giants community, Kruk and Kuip’s impact on the sport and its fans will endure for generations.

As they step away, Giants fans will forever remember their voices, their laughter, and the warmth they brought to every game