San Francisco Giants Wall of Famers
Further information: AT&T Park#San Francisco Giants Wall of Fame| Felipe Alou | Gary Lavelle | Jim Barr | Johnnie LeMaster | Willie Mays |
| Rod Beck | Jeffrey Leonard | Vida Blue | Kirt Manwaring | Willie McCovey |
| Bobby Bolin | Juan Marichal | Jeff Brantley | Barry Bonds | Jack Clark |
| Mike McCormick | Bob Brenly | John Burkett | Stu Miller | Bobby Bonds |
| Orlando Cepeda | Greg Minton | Kevin Mitchell | Will Clark | Mike Krukow |
| Randy Moffitt | Jim Davenport | John Montefusco | Chili Davis | Matt Williams |
| Robb Nen | Dick Dietz | Gaylord Perry | Darrell Evans | Jim Ray Hart |
| Rick Reuschel | Tito Fuentes | Kirk Rueter | Scott Garrelts | Robby Thompson |
| J. T. Snow | Tom Haller | Chris Speier | Atlee Hammaker | Jeff Kent |
| Rich Aurilia | Shawn Estes | Marvin Benard | Jason Schmidt |
|| Barry Bonds
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