Giants Fans Flock to Oracle Park for Therapy Rabbit and Baseball Action

San Francisco, California – The San Francisco Giants kicked off their home schedule this weekend against the Seattle Mariners, drawing attention not just for the game, but for an unexpected furry visitor. Alex the Great, a 28-pound therapy rabbit, charmed fans at Oracle Park on Saturday.

Alex, a well-known figure among Giants fans, first made his appearance at the stadium on April 22, 2021. His return this weekend left spectators and reporters alike mesmerized. Once spotted on the TV broadcast, clips and images of the massive bunny quickly circulated across social media platforms.

Giants announcer Mike Krukow highlighted the rabbit’s impact, commenting, “All those who come up and pet that rabbit, they all have the same reaction. They smile, immediately.” His presence seems to uplift spirits, showcasing the emotional bond between people and therapy animals.

In a separate tweet, Krukow praised the significance of therapy animals, stating, “Whoever discovered the beauty of the therapy animal is – a special place in Heaven for. It is remarkable what animals can do to relieve anxiety and depression.”

Social media also joined in the fun, with tweets from fans marveling at Alex. One user exclaimed, “There is a HUGE bunny at the Giants/Mariners game,” while another celebrated, “Therapy rabbit at the Giants game? Therapy rabbit at the Giants game!”

Meanwhile, the game was also entertaining fans, with the Giants leading the Mariners 4-1 as they approached the seventh inning. Fans will be eager to see if the Giants can maintain control and strive for a sweep in the final game of the series scheduled for 4:05 p.m. ET on Sunday.

As the excitement grows at Oracle Park, Alex the Great continues to steal the spotlight, proving that sometimes the most memorable moments aren’t just about the game but also the delightful surprises that come with it.