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On this date in Giants history — Dec. 27

Found December 27, 2011 on 22gigantes: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Moises Alou
TEAMS: San Francisco Giants

2004: After the Cubs decline Moises Alou (.293, 39 HR, 106 RBI) a contract option, the Giants sign the free agent outfielder to a one-year deal with an option for a second year. It will be the second time the All-star will be managed by his dad Felipe (as he did playing with the Expos from 1992-’96).

(All entries courtesy nationalpastime.com)

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