George Kittle's cardboard cutout might have briefly had the best seat at Oracle Park.
The 49ers tight end tweeted a photo of his likeness in the front row of the ballpark while wishing the Giants luck on Opening Day, with his cutout "seated" in a star-studded section filled with Bay Area luminaries, including teammate Jimmy Garoppolo.
Kittle seemed a lot more excited for the former than the latter, though.
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SIGN UP HERE A real whos-who of Bay Area celebrities were seated directly behind Kittle and Co. in the photo, with NBA 2K cover athlete Flavortown Mayor Guy Fieri and singer Tony Bennett among the famous faces.
Alas, they all won't be in the same section during the Giants' home opener on July 28.
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Fans aren't allowed in the Giants' ballpark this season with games played behind closed doors to the coronavirus pandemic, but San Francisco's giving them the chance to have a cardboard version of themselves "sit" in the stands for $99. They can even pick which famous Giants fans they want to sit near, with Kittle and his celebrity contemporaries all seated in different sections.
Taylor Swift isn't among them, but perhaps she should be.
Each of the cutouts, according to the Giants, will be MLB-authenticated as game-used. So if you get one and tell your friends you sat near Kittle, you're technically telling the truth.
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