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Looking back at San Francisco Giants history, you can almost pinpoint the exact time when the team started to believe in themselves as an organization. The traditions that started in New York were naturally brought to the city by the bay when the team moved west. But the team had hit rock bottom in 1985, becoming the only team in franchise history to lose 100 games.
Late in that season, Roger Craig was brought aboard to try to right the ship. Al Rosen took over the general manager’s duties, and gave the team credibility in the front office.