Willie Mays turns 80 on May 6th, and the World Champion Giants have big plans to celebrate their greatest player of all-time.

The World Champion San Francisco Giants have big plans to celebrate this season at AT@T Park. Cody Ross, Aubrey Huff, Buster Posey and Tim Lincecum Bobblehead giveaways...Brian Wilson T-Shirt and skateboard promotions for the kids...Giants trading cards, orange rally rags, belt buckles, Giants striped socks, Fireworks nights and other promotional creations....but the most valued giveaway will be a replica of the greatest Giant of them all. Willie Mays turns 80 on May 6th, and fans will be lining up on Cinco de Mayo with hopes of being among the first 20,000 fans for San Francisco's game against the Rockies, to receive a statue replica of the Say Hey Kid.

The price of success. Giants tickets cost goes up and supply virtually gone.

Season tickets sold number 28,000. Only 600,000 game day seats remain for the entire season. The World Champions will play to a sold out crowd for all 81 home games this year, and for those who can't buy a seat...take your place in the waiting list line! With limited availability, ticket prices have gone up as the demand far exceeds the supply. Expect Comcast's Giant TV ratings to go through the roof, with thousands of fans unable to enter AT&T to see their hero's play. Still, a clever marketing campaign will feed the frenzy using combinations of Giant players "acting" on TV commercials. The 30 second spots take a soft sell, and fun loving approach to selling the few remaining tickets.

The World Champion San Francisco Giants most colorful player...Brian Wilson

Introduced by Hall of Fame broadcaster Jon Miller, San Francisco's lock down closer didn't have much to say at the the Giants' World Series Parade but made his words count, despite having a contact high from the hours of pot smoke inhaled from thousands of fans celebrating along the parade route and in front of City Hall.

Jon Miller blessed the assembled masses at City Hall

The Civic Center will never be the same after the San Francisco Giants celebrated with a million of their closest friends following the World Series Parade. Standing on the pulpet of the City Rotunda, Miller blessed the assembled masses that came to honor the team. Jon Miller along with KNBR radio partner Dave Flemming introduced the players they broadcast. Dignitaries spoke, Kruk and Kuip joked and the constant aroma validated that fans want to "let Timmy smoke".

Buster Posey throws it down for next season already

Basking in the glow of a million fans at Civic Center in San Francisco, the Giant rookie catcher Buster Posey left the moment to think ahead. His quest to repeat as World Champion was articulated at the Giants World Series Parade downtown on Wednesday. The 23 year old from Georgia hit .305 this season and despite missing the first 10 weeks of the season, immediately sparked the squad. Benji Molina was soon traded to Texas. Buster was moved back to his regular squat behind the dish from first base, and Aubrey Huff returned to the infield.

Aubrey Huff reveals the red rally throng at Giants party

A major league player for over a decade without even a sniff of the playoffs, San Francisco Giant first baseman Aubrey Huff gave about a million baseball fans the what they wanted to see. At the podium in front of City Hall at the SF Giant World Series Championship parade, the clubhouse cutup dug his glove hand down his pants to reveal a symbol of Giants magic. The rally thong is a red undergarment that Huff proudly wore during The Giants remarkable September and October run that ended November 1st with the first World Championship in San Francisco Giant history.

Washington Huskies survive San Jose and has early lead against West Virginia for a date in the great 8.

Now playing in the Sweet 16, Pac-10 champion Washington is on the court with a great 8 date if they beat West Virginia. The Huskies barely escaped San Jose in their opening game of the tournament with a Quincy Pondexter bucket to break a 78 tie in San Jose with 1.7 to go. At 26-9, Washington is hot the right time, coming out of the pack in league play to even reach the NCAA field. Winners of 16 of 18 the Lorenzo Romar coached Huskies face West Virginia the Champs of the Big-East tourney and number 2 seed. Washington is an 11.