This statue was located behind the stadium in an area called Seals Plaza. The plaza and the sculpture were both named after the first San Francisco baseball team called the, "Seals." The logo for the San Francisco Seals was a seal balancing a baseball on its nose.

A close up of the statue's head showing the baseball balanced on its nose. The logo for the San Francisco Seals, San Francisco's first baseball team that played from 1903 to 1957.

The back of the seal's head showing how it faced the rear entrance to the stadium.

Behind the sculpture was not only the Marina and its southernmost gate, but the Golden Gate Ferry terminal too.

The base of the stature showing the flippers of the seal. Note the land between the two flippers where a chunk appeared broken out.

Here is a closeup of the flipper of the Seals statue behind the baseball stadium.

This shot of the back of the seal shows wear and a patina created by years of children sitting on it.