Jack Clark played 10 seasons with the Giants from 1975 to 1984. And he still doesn't like the Los Angeles Dodgers.
It's been a tough season to watch for all San Francisco fans with the last-place Giants nearly 40 games behind the first-place Dodgers, Maybe more so for Clark.
"The other team in Southern California -- I hate to see them (in first) -- (last place) is where they're ass should be," Clark joked on KNBR with Murph & Mac Wednesday morning.
Clark offered his thoughts on what went wrong on the field this year.
"At certain times you need to refresh a little bit," he said. "You need some fresh blood, some fresh stars. You need pitching. You need bullpen. You need closer. A lot of things haven't really turned out well for them."
But Clark is confident fans won't be subject to last-place seasons for long.
"(The down season) really should drive them this offseason to fill in the blanks."
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Clark was the Giants first receipient of the Willie Mac Award in 1980. He arrived in the Bay Area on Tuesday to be present for this year's ceremony.
