Pitching and managing giant Roger Craig, 93, remembered for legendary optimism and split-finger fastball

Roger Craig won three World Series titles during his 12-year MLB career and later managed the San Francisco Giants.
Craig was famed for developing and spreading the split-fingered fastball, which revolutionized pitching in the 1980s.
Craig managed the Giants for eight seasons, leading them to two division titles and a National League pennant.
Craig was a father figure who inspired players and fans with his positive outlook and catchphrases like "Humm Baby."
Craig is survived by his wife of 72 years, four children, seven grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.