The 2015 San Francisco Giants season was a solid campaign that saw the team finish with a winning record of 84-78, securing second place in the National League West. While they narrowly missed the postseason, the year was highlighted by the continued excellence of Buster Posey, who batted .318, and the power of Brandon Crawford, who led the team with 21 home runs. Fans at AT&T Park also witnessed a historic achievement when rookie Chris Heston threw a no-hitter against the New York Mets, and the team remained competitive throughout the summer with a strong core that included All-Stars Madison Bumgarner and Joe Panik. A three-time World Series champion and the 2012 NL MVP, Buster Posey was a legendary seven-time All-Star catcher who spent his entire 12-year career as the cornerstone of the San Francisco Giants.