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Fox Sports put together a roster of the best World Series performers from the 21st century. The SF Giants had several representatives, including Madison Bumgarner as the starting pitcher over Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

Fox Sports named former San Francisco Giants ace Madison Bumgarner as the starting pitcher on its 21st-century all-World Series roster, selecting him ahead of Los Angeles Dodgers starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto. The selection addressed an ongoing debate between Giants and Dodgers fans regarding which pitcher had the more dominant World Series résumé.
Bumgarner compiled a 0.25 ERA over 36 career World Series innings, including an MVP performance in 2014 against the Kansas City Royals. While Yamamoto delivered a strong 2025 postseason run against the Toronto Blue Jays, Around the Foghorn writer Jeff Young argues Bumgarner holds the clearly superior statistical record.
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