As a Giants fan, I’ve grown up hearing Renel Brooks-Moon’s voice on game days at Oracle Park. Her calm, yet commanding tone would fill the stadium and energize the crowd. Whether it was announcing the starting lineups or calling for a round of applause for a great play, her voice was an integral part of the Giants experience. With MLB The Show 25 introducing Renel as a voice in the mlb stubsgame, it's as if the developers are acknowledging the important role she played in shaping the game-day atmosphere for fans.

It’s especially noteworthy that Renel is now included in a video game like MLB The Show, which is loved by so many baseball enthusiasts. It brings her influence to an entirely new audience, one that may never have set foot in Oracle Park but will still experience her unique presence through the game. For fans who have followed her career for years, her appearance in the game is a well-deserved tribute to her legacy in the sport.

In addition to her announcement duties, Renel has been involved in the community and has advocated for diversity in sports broadcasting. Her voice is one of inclusion, bringing a sense of belonging to everyone who listens. It’s incredible to see her digital presence now in the world of MLB The Show 25, where her voice will not only be heard but celebrated.

For me, as a longtime fan of the Giants and a huge player of baseball video games, this feels like a full-circle moment. I’m looking forward to hearing Renel's announcements in the game and experiencing her unique style once again, this time in a virtual setting. It's a great reminder of how far the sport has come in embracing diversity and representation.