Matthew Leland

Curry’s first career 40-point game, and it came on the final day of a miserable 26–56 season. “WE OUT! WE OUT! WE OUT! WE OUT!” Sending one defender at Steph Curry in transition with the game on the line isn’t advisable. This was the game before The Game, the moment we thought Steph Curry’s otherworldly 2015–16 season had peaked. Curry scored 51 and had a usually tame Orlando crowd roaring after every shot, including a half-court pull up to end the third quarter.

Christian Arroyo, the latest homegrown infielder to make a big splash at AT&T Park, joined 1050’s The Audible Thursday morning, to relive what, to this day, is certainly his biggest major-league moment. The 21-year old launched his first career home run on Wednesday night, a two-run shot off Pedro Baez that immediately breathed life into a scuffling Giants lineup and brought the Giants to within a run of the Dodgers. It was a swing of the bat that still had Arroyo buzzing the next day.

SAN FRANCISCO – Wednesday night’s Giants-Diamondbacks series finale had a distinctly 2012 NLCS feel to it. There was rain, and there was Cain. The Giants’ struggling No. 5 starter put together one of his strongest outings in recent memory and started a three-run rally with a double in the Giants’ 6-2 triumph over Arizona. Cain (1-1) earned his first win since August 6 of last season, striking out six and walking only two in a performance that at times recalled his days of dominance.