Geraldo Perdomo's Clutch Double and the 7-0 Record That Should Terrify Giants Fans

Alright, you gotta hear about this game last night, even if it wasn't our M's on the field. The Arizona Diamondbacks just keep doing damage, and honestly, the San Francisco Giants are probably having nightmares. Geraldo Perdomo absolutely CRUSHED a bases-clearing double in the fifth, breaking open a tie game and pushing the D-Backs to a 5-4 win over the Giants in Phoenix. But listen, that's not even the wildest part: Arizona is now a mind-blowing 7-0 against those guys this season. SEVEN AND OH! That's just brutal for San Fran, man.

E-Rod Shuts 'Em Down Early While the Bats Wake Up

Eduardo Rodriguez was dealing. He went seven whole innings, giving up just one run on five hits. That's lockdown pitching, man. He even nabbed his second win against the Giants this season, which just adds to this D-Backs dominance. Early on, Ketel Marte wasted no time, smashing his 16th homer of the year on the second pitch of the game off Giants starter Tyler Mahle. What a tone-setter, right? But Mahle, now at a rough 1-8 for the season, gave up four runs on four hits and three walks over his 4 1/3 innings. The Giants did manage to tie it up briefly in the fifth with a squeeze bunt from Jonah Cox, but that was just a temporary reprieve.

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he Hammer and Sewald Seals It The D-Backs didn't mess around in the bottom of the fifth. Nolan Arenado walked, Tommy Troy singled, then Marte walked again, loading the bases for Perdomo. And what did Geraldo do? He took reliever Sam Hentges' fifth pitch and sent it to the left-field fence, clearing ALL THREE baserunners. Just like that, it was 4-1 Arizona. Absolute clutch! Arenado wasn't done either, adding his ninth homer of the season in the sixth against JT Brubaker, extending their lead to a critical run. The Giants did try to claw back. They scored in the eighth on a Casey Schmitt sacrifice fly, making it 5-2. Then, in the ninth, Heliot Ramos blasted his fifth homer and Drew Cavanaugh, in only his third career game, snagged his first career RBI with a single, bringing them within one. But D-Backs closer Paul Sewald? He shut the door like a boss, getting his 19th save by forcing Drew Gilbert to foul out and Matt Chapman to pop out with the tying run at first. Wild finish! This was just the opener of a three-game series, and the Giants are already reeling from that 7-0 season record against Arizona. They've gotta regroup fast if they want to avoid another L. This D-Backs squad is just relentless against them, and you know San Francisco is going to be itching for some payback tonight. Let's see if they can finally break the curse!

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