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With the World Series going on, let's create an "All-Time" World Series lineup for the SF Giants that would rival any other team's.

Around the Foghorn writer Nick San Miguel constructed an ultimate San Francisco Giants World Series lineup featuring standout players from the franchise's West Coast era. The proposed batting order leads off with center fielder Willie Mays, followed by second baseman Jeff Kent, left fielder Barry Bonds, and right fielder Willie McCovey, who could platoon with Hunter Pence.
The lineup also includes first baseman Will Clark, designated hitter Orlando Cepeda, catcher Buster Posey, third baseman Pablo Sandoval, and shortstop Brandon Crawford. San Miguel argues that this star-studded historical collection rivals any other franchise and could compete against any historical roster assembled by the Los Angeles Dodgers or New York Yankees.
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