Not everyone has a taste for sushi, especially Will Clark.
The Giants legend is the guy who simply orders a steak at dinner -- he’s simple and to the point.
Giants broadcasters Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper told a funny story in a recent interview with Giants reporter Amy Gutierrez from a night out at dinner with "The Thrill."
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SIGN UP HERE Clark glanced at the menu at the sushi restaurant and was nice about it of course, but it wasn’t his cup of tea. Where Clark is from in Louisiana, they refer to that type of food as “bait.”
That's fair.
The Giants announced they will retire Clark’s No. 22 jersey this season -- and rightfully so.
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His sweet swing and swagger made him one of the organization’s most well-known players to ever wear orange and black.
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Clark is a six-time All-Star selection, a Gold Glove Award winner and two-time Silver Slugger Award recipient across his 15-year career, eight of them with the Giants.
A great career, just perhaps no salmon for him in the future?
