Relive San Francisco Giants history with this unique gift:
Giants 2014 Plays Coaster Set
4 distinct great moments
Capture four unforgettable moments from Giants history on leatherette coasters.
Buy for yourself or as a great gift idea for any dedicated Giants fan. These coasters are more than just functional and unique; they're a testament to your unwavering Giants love.
Product Features:
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Set of four coasters laser-etched with the San Francisco Giants greatest moments.
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Modern, classy, and unique. Perfect addition to any room's decor.
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Precision and quality ensure every detail of the historic plays.
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Highly durable leatherette provides longevity with no fading.
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Shipping Assurance: We guarantee safe delivery. If your coasters arrive cracked or damaged, we'll promptly send you replacements.
Giants plays included:
2014 World Series Game 7 vs Kansas City
The Catch
2014 Wild Card Game vs Pittsburgh
Crawford Grand Slam
2014 NLCS Game 5 vs St. Louis
Ishikawa's 3-run HR
2014 NLDS Game 4 vs Washington
Panik on the wild pitch
⭐ 16,000+ Five Star Reviews across all storefronts ⭐
“The perfect gift!! I got these for my mom for Christmas and she absolutely loved them. We are huge SF Giants fans and these are games we have watched together as a family.”
- Etsy Customer on December 30, 2023
“My husband loved the coasters I gifted him for valentine's day. He has them at work and it's always a topic of conversation along with his other Giants memorabilia. Thank you!”
- Etsy Customer on April 16, 2020
With each coaster, you'll not only protect your surfaces but also honor the unforgettable moments that define your San Francisco Giants fandom. Whether for yourself or as a gift for your father, friend, husband, or more - we know these coasters are sure to rock! (pun intended).
Order this unique coaster set today and let the memories live on.
2014 World Series Game 7
The Catch
Giants vs Kansas City
3 - 2
29 October, 2014
In true San Francisco scrappy style, Michael Morse singled in the bottom of the 4th advancing Hunter Pence and scoring Pablo Sandoval for the go-ahead run. But it was Madison Bumgarner who was the real hero. Bumgarner capped a record breaking postseason coming in on only 2 days rest to relieve Jeremy Affeldt and eventually to set a post-season record of 52 2/3 innings pitched. Bumgarner had already won his two starts in the World Series, allowing only 1 run and 7 hits over those two games, and now he entered in the bottom of the fifth to carry San Francisco once more. Over the next 5 innings he allowed only 3 runs and saved the World Series for San Francisco, getting Salvador Perez to pop up a foul ball that Pablo Sandoval caught for the final out of 2014. Jeremy Affeldt got the win.
2014 Wild Card Game
Crawford Grand Slam
Giants vs Pittsburgh
8 - 0
1 October, 2014
San Francisco were the underdogs coming in to the game and had to go cross-country to play Pittsburgh. The game was scoreless starting the fourth then Pablo Sandoval and Hunter Pence both singled and Brandon Belt walked to load the bases. With no outs, Brandon Crawford stepped to the plate. On a count of 1-2 Belt swung hard and drove the ball 362 ft for a grand slam. San Francisco went on to win 8-0 and moved on to face Washington. Madison Bumgarner pitched a complete game allowing no runs and only four hits.
2014 NLCS Game 5
Ishikawa's 3-run HR
Giants vs St. Louis
6 - 3
16 October, 2014
Madison Bumgarner pitched a good game but going into the bottom of the 8th St. Louis were leading 3-2 and the Giants were an inning and a half away from elimination. A solo homer for Michael Morse off of Pat Neshek tied up the game, but San Francisco hadn't won yet. Santiago Casilla and Jeremy Affeldt kept the Cardinals scoreless in the 9th to give San Francisco a chance to win it without going to extra innings. Pablo Sandoval started the inning off with a single and Bruce Bochy put in Joaquin Arias to pinch run, assuming the Giants would need speed on the bases to win it. Hunter Pence flew out to right and then Brandon Belt walked to bring up Travis Ishikawa with one out. With a count of 2-0 Ishikawa connected and drove the ball 401 ft for a 3 run walk off home run to send San Francisco to face Washington in the World Series
2014 NLDS Game 4
Panik on the wild pitch
Giants vs Washington
3 - 2
7 October, 2014
Washington had tied the game at 2 in the top of the 7th, but San Francisco wanted to end the series that night. Gregor Blanco grounded out to start the inning but then both Joe Panik and Buster Posey singled. Aaron Barrett came in for the Nationals to relieve Matt Thornton but immediately walked Hunter Pence to load the bases. Pablo Sandoval now took the plate and Barrett had to be worried about a grand slam. With the count at 2-1 Barrett threw a wild pitch in the dirt that got past catcher Wilson Ramos letting Panik easily run home for the go ahead run and eventual game winner. Hunter Strickland, who came in to the game in the 7th and pitched 1 inning got the win and Santiago Casilla got the save.
Common questions
Are these a good gift for a Giants fan?▾
Yes. This coaster set is made for a Giants fan who really knows and loves the team. They’ll recognize moments like The Catch and Crawford Grand Slam, and each coaster gives them another piece of Giants history to talk about. It’s more than a logo on a coaster — it’s a way to relive the plays and memories that made them a fan. It’s especially suited to a dad, husband, friend, or hard-to-shop-for Giants fan who already owns the usual team gear.
Is this a good Christmas gift for a Giants fan?▾
Yes. These coasters make a unique Christmas gift for Giants fans, especially someone who already has plenty of jerseys, hats, and traditional team gear. Each coaster brings back a memorable moment from Giants history, making the set both useful and personal to someone who really follows the team. Our coaster sets are especially popular as Christmas gifts, with more than 16,000 five-star reviews across Shopify and Etsy.
One customer wrote: “The quality is insane, perfectly matched description. Bought for my dad for Christmas and as a man that is incredibly hard to buy for he loved them and are a great convo starter with his friends, Great gift would buy from this seller again.” — Etsy Customer, January 11, 2023
What makes these different from traditional sports merchandise?▾
These coasters focus on memorable plays rather than a team logo. Each one features an original Playbook diagram of a real Giants play, drawn to show how the moment unfolded. Playbook Products is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Giants or Major League Baseball.
How long do Giants coaster orders take to ship?▾
Most Giants coaster orders are processed within 1–2 business days, then typically arrive 2–4 business days after they ship (U.S.). During busy holiday periods, processing can take longer. A delivery date shown on this page is an estimate.
What if a coaster arrives cracked or damaged?▾
Send us a photo of the damaged coaster within 14 days of delivery and we'll send a replacement. Please hold onto the damaged coaster until we let you know otherwise.
Are these coaster designs AI-generated?▾
No. I've spent hundreds of hours reviewing footage of these plays and drawing them up as they happened. The finished drawings are laser-etched onto the coasters using our own machines. The artwork is not generated by AI. I appreciate you supporting a small business.
What do customers say about Playbook coaster sets?▾
Playbook Products has more than 16,000 five-star reviews across our storefronts. Customers have described the coaster sets as unique gifts for sports fans who can be difficult to shop for. Recent customers have said:
“What an awesome gift. Especially if it’s for a person who has everything!! … It is now my new favorite gift!!” — Gerilyn, Sept. 30, 2026
“I gave this as a gift to a friend and he said it’s one of the best gifts he’s ever received! Enough said!” — La, Sept. 5, 2026
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