Giants fans heading westbound on Interstate 80 toward Oracle Park now have a special reason to look up—and smile. New signage marking the "Willie Mays Memorial Highway" was officially posted on Wednesday, a date that would have marked the 95th birthday of the legendary "Say Hey Kid."

Caltrans shared photos of the signs, which honor the Hall of Famer's enduring legacy and his monumental impact on San Francisco baseball. The cost of the signage was covered by the "Say Hey! Foundation," the charitable organization Mays founded to support youth and education initiatives.

The timing couldn't be more fitting. As the Giants celebrate Mays' birthday, fans are reminded of his incredible career—24 All-Star appearances, two MVP awards, and a 1954 World Series title that included "The Catch." For those driving to the ballpark, the highway signs serve as a daily tribute to the man who defined Giants baseball for generations.

This tribute comes alongside recent efforts to preserve Mays' legacy, including the auction of his personal collection to benefit the Say Hey! Foundation. Whether you're heading to a game or just cruising through the city, the new signage is a perfect way to keep Willie Mays' spirit alive on the road.