The Lou Seal Mascot is the official mascot of the San Francisco Giants, a Major League Baseball team based in San Francisco, California. Lou Seal made his debut in 1996 and has since become one of the most recognizable mascots in all of sports. Lou Seal is a friendly and energetic character who wears a Giants jersey and a baseball cap with the team logo. He is a harbor seal, reflecting the connection between the team and the city of San Francisco, which is known for its beautiful coastline and thriving harbor. Lou Seal is known for his entertaining and lively antics during games. He can be seen dancing on top of the Giants' dugout, interacting with fans, and leading cheers.
Lou Seal San Francisco Giants Large Plush Mascot
These plushes and their supreme softness are a major must-have. Naptime and nighttime will both feel like game time when you snuggle up with the Lou Seal San Francisco Giants 14 in. Plush Mascot.
- Cuddly, plush version of the team mascot, to entertain you even when you're not at the game
- Mascot portrayed posing in his gameday uniform for a little bit more team spirit
- Light and soft for extra comfort
- Plush exterior filled with fiber and fandom
- Material: Polyester
- Height: Approximately 14 in.
- Officially licensed
- Imported
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San Francisco Giants: the man behind Lou Seal
May 3, 2013; San Francisco, CA, USA; Kirk Hammett and James Hetfield of Metallica pose with San Francisco Giants mascot Lou Seal before the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at AT&T Park. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports
If you are anything like me, you are dying for baseball to start and the light at the end of the off season tunnel is an actual baseball game on the radio this Tuesday, March 3rd. You’ve been clinging to every tweet from the beat writers, every Kruk and Kuip show on KNBR and every article you can find that has meaningful baseball content. Today I found something else to cling to: our goofy and lovable mascot Lou Seal.
San Francisco Giants fans are known for being a very passionate bunch who live and breath for our team. We love guys like Buster Posey and Hunter Pence for their amazing talents but also their love for the game and commitment to excellence on and off the field. Thanks to the Hulu Original Series “Behind the Mask” I’ve learned that our awesome mascot Luigi Francisco Seal (I bet you didn’t know that was his full name!) is just as passionate as the fans and just as committed to excellence as the players.
The documentary series gives you a unique perspective into the lives of 4 different mascots and their different journeys, including the story of Joel Zimei who plays the role of Lou Seal at every San Francisco Giants home game. The thing I loved the most about this story is that he hasn’t ever missed a home game in 16 seasons with the San Francisco Giants. This is the longest streak for any major league mascot.
I’m not sure how many people have ever given a second thought to the person that wears the Lou Seal costume but it was really cool to learn about the guy responsible for our fun loving pal Lou Seal and how much he has invested in his job for 16 years.
I’ll admit, I would have never started watching the show if it wasn’t for the picture of Lou Seal on the show page but I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed all 4 stories, not just Lou Seal’s. I would highly recommend checking out the series not just for San Francisco Giants fans but any sports fans.
And the next time you see Lou Seal, give him your best high five and tell him thanks for all of the World Series luck he’s brought us. When you watch the show you will know why!
Lou Seal San Francisco Giants BRXLZ Mascot
Every trip to the game is made 1000x better by a visit from the mascot. Enjoy that fan fun whenever you want and show off your fandom by building this Lou Seal San Francisco Giants Mascot and putting him on your desk.
- Approximately 588 pieces in total
- Includes logo chicklet for maximum team spirit
- Approximately 5” x 4.5” x 4” when fully assembled, so it might look a little out of place trying to launch t-shirts into a crowd of screaming fans, but it will look great on your desk
- Recommended for fans 12 and up
- Officially licensed
- Imported
- BRXLZ®
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He can be seen dancing on top of the Giants' dugout, interacting with fans, and leading cheers. He is also involved in in-game promotions and often plays pranks on opposing players and umpires. Lou Seal's popularity extends far beyond the baseball field.
He makes appearances at various community events, schools, and hospitals, bringing joy and excitement to fans of all ages. He is particularly loved by children, who are always delighted to see him and pose for photos with him. In addition to his on-field and community appearances, Lou Seal has also become a social media sensation. He has a strong online presence, with a dedicated following on various platforms. Fans can follow his adventures and stay updated on his latest appearances through his social media accounts. Through his charisma and charm, Lou Seal has become an integral part of the San Francisco Giants' community. He embodies the team's spirit and represents the passion and enthusiasm of the fans. Whether it's cheering on the team during a game or spreading joy in the community, Lou Seal continues to be a beloved mascot and a symbol of the San Francisco Giants..
Reviews for "Lou Seal vs. Other MLB Mascots: Comparing Styles and Popularity"
1. Jessica - 2/5 - I didn't really enjoy the Lou seal mascot at all. It just seemed like a random and unnecessary addition to the event. It didn't add any value or entertainment, and actually became quite annoying after a while. The constant jumping around and silly antics were distracting, and I found myself wanting it to just go away. Overall, not a fan of the Lou seal mascot.
2. Mike - 1/5 - The Lou seal mascot was one of the most disappointing parts of the event. It was poorly executed and didn't seem to have any clear purpose or connection to the event. The costume itself looked cheap and unappealing, and the person inside it lacked energy and enthusiasm. It felt like a half-hearted attempt at adding some fun to the event, but it fell completely flat. I would have preferred if they had skipped the mascot altogether.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I understand that mascots are meant to be lighthearted and entertaining, but the Lou seal mascot just didn't do it for me. Instead of being fun and exciting, it came across as obnoxious and irritating. The constant jumping and waving felt forced and over the top, and it didn't add anything meaningful to the event. I would have preferred if they had focused on other aspects of the event and left out the Lou seal mascot.
4. Jason - 1/5 - The Lou seal mascot was a complete waste of time and resources. It seemed like a desperate attempt to appeal to kids, but even they didn't seem to be enjoying it. The costume itself was poorly designed and looked more creepy than cute. The mascot's presence was unnecessary and distracting, and it just didn't fit with the overall theme of the event. I would strongly recommend skipping the Lou seal mascot in the future.