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  • On this date, 1958: Major League Baseball actually came to San Francisco

On this date, 1958: Major League Baseball actually came to San Francisco

The Mercury News
Published April 15, 2020 at 5:40 AM

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The Giants debuted in San Francisco by beating the rival Dodgers at old Seals Stadium in the first MLB game ever on the West Coast.

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