San Jose Giants

Photo Credit: Tim Cattera

Gigante is the mascot of the San Jose Giants in the Class A California League. San Jose is an affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. They have played in historic Excite Park since 1942.

Gigante is larger than life. He weighs 5,000 bananas, bats with a banana and throws coconuts. He was voted “Best Mascot” in the California Leage and appeared in, “The Jungle's Got Talent. .
Gigante arrived in San Jose in 2005. He has a fun-loving yet mischievous personality and loves to dance. Gigante participates in awareness and fundraising walks, little league events and community gatherings. He loves all Giants players and has no one favorite

Fun Facts:

 Height: Larger than Life
Weight: 5,000 Bananas
Bats: With a Banana
Throws: Coconuts
Resides: Centerfield Sunny Palms
Voted "Best Mascot" in the California League
Appeared in "The Jungle Book” movie
Leads MiLB in High-Fives and Smiles
Favorite Movies: "The Gentle Giant", "The Jungle Book", "James and the Giant Peach"
Favorite Song: Banana Pancakes by Jack Johnson
Favorite Colors: Black and Orange
Favorite Hang Out: San Jose Municipal Stadium

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