Even on the road, the San Francisco Giants know how to find a good meal. Ahead of their three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds, several players were spotted enjoying a classic pre-game dinner at the renowned Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse in downtown Cincinnati this past Sunday.
The star-studded group included fan-favorite center fielder Jung Hoo Lee, who has quickly become a must-watch player for Giants fans with his electrifying play. The restaurant's social media shared a photo of the visiting squad, showcasing the kind of team bonding that happens off the diamond.
The real scene-stealer, however, might have been a player's service dog, who attended the dinner sporting a bandana that perfectly captured the mood: "Will sit for steak." It's a reminder that the clubhouse camaraderie extends to all members of the team family.
Restaurateur Jeff Ruby expressed his appreciation on social media, noting, "We always appreciate when visiting teams choose to dine with us." This isn't the first time his establishment has hosted MLB stars; several Boston Red Sox players visited just last month before their Opening Day matchup with the Reds.
After fueling up, the Giants looked to carry that energy into their series opener at Great American Ball Park. These behind-the-scenes moments highlight the travel and routine of a long MLB season, where a great steak and team time are part of the perfect road trip preparation.
