Giants Retire Jeff Kent's No. 21
San Francisco officially honors Hall of Famer Jeff Kent with a permanent number retirement, adding No. 21 to Giants lore.
The San Francisco Giants officially retired Jeff Kent's number 21, making it a permanent part of franchise history. Kent, a Hall of Fame second baseman, spent several seasons with the Giants and is widely regarded as one of the best offensive second basemen in MLB history. The retirement was announced via the team's official social media account. No game-level or roster-level impact is associated with this ceremonial event.
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