In 1,653 regular-season games, Crawford is a .250/.319/.396 hitter with 1,392 hits, 290 doubles, 44 triples, 146 home runs, 744 RBI and 669 runs. He's also played in 43 playoff games.

San Francisco Giants second baseman Casey Schmitt explains why Brandon Crawford was his favorite player growing up in ...

Brandon Crawford is retiring after 14 major league seasons, all but one of those played with his hometown San Francisco Giants as a slick-fielding shortstop and fan favorite ...

1997 — Randy Johnson struck out 19, matching the major league record for left-handers he had tied earlier this season, as the ...

If Crawford were back, it would be on a major-league deal to begin with, so the roster crunch would already be a little crunchier. It’s depressing to process that Brandon Crawford’s Giants ...

Brandon Crawford: “That was some of the most fun baseball I think I’ve ever played. The whole experience playing with a lot of established, really good major leaguers and representing our country.

Crawford has played in at least 85% of the Giants’ games in each of his last nine seasons, proving remarkably durable at a position that adds wear and tear to a player’s body on a daily basis.

Crawford has played at least 143 games in each of his past four seasons, after making his major league debut in late May 2011. Crawford was a key member of the Giants' 2012 and '14 World Series ...

Crawford was cooked after 22 games, and he was resurgent in the 38 games after that. From Aug. 15 on, he hit .282/.358/.590, with eight homers and 12 doubles in 134 plate appearances.