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“I was just very persistent, with me saying ‘you gotta believe me,'” said Arroyo. “At that time, it wasn’t public yet so there was really nothing she could see that said that I was in the lineup tonight.”

Sergio Romo is no stranger to AT&T Park, to its fans, or even the city of San Francisco. Shoot, he spent nine seasons in orange and black. So when did it him that he wasn’t returning home, but rather into enemy territory? When there was no car waiting for him at SFO…

Holding onto the worst record in the National League 19 games into the season, the San Francisco Giants have made a move their fans have been hoping for. The club has called up infielder Christian Arroyo, ranked as the 89th best prospect in baseball according to MLB.com, rom Triple-A Sacramento according to Alex Pavlovic of NBCSports Bay Area.

Kyle Freeland scattered six hits over seven sharp innings, Gerardo Parra hit a two-run homer and the Colorado Rockies beat San Francisco 8-0 on Sunday for their first three-game sweep of the Giants at Coors Field since 2002.

San Francisco Giants top prospect Christian Arroyo is off to an incredible start with the Sacramento Rivercats, but how soon will we see him in the major leagues?

The Giants today placed left-handed pitcher Madison Bumgarner on the disabled list with bruised ribs and a grade one or two left shoulder AC sprain.

Longtime San Francisco Chronicle baseball writer John Shea joined Joe Castellano on the latest episode on the Inside China Basin podcast. Shea said that Giants manager Bruce Bochy told him during a sit down interview, that he plans on managing through his contract that ends in 2019, as long as the Giants have a chance to win another title.

Giants broadcaster Dave Flemming joined the Murph and Mac Show on Friday morning and argued that the club won’t sniff the playoffs if they are getting nothing out of three positions.

Bottom line: April matters. History is watching. This roster can’t continue for too long in its current. static state. Otherwise, this 2017 season just might continue to be a tough little watch.

Arroyo, ranked as the 89th best prospect in baseball, is hitting .479 in his first 12 games at the Triple-A level, while posting an OPS of 1.260 and smacking three home runs in just 48 at-bats.