- Matchup: Miami Marlins vs. San Francisco Giants
- Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Miami (+110), San Francisco (-132)
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On Saturday, Oracle Park will host the San Francisco Giants (11-14) facing off against the Miami Marlins (12-13). The betting lines show Miami at +110 and San Francisco at -132. The over/under for this matchup is set at 8.5 runs. Starting pitchers for the game will be Eury Perez and Robbie Ray.
The Marlins are currently hitting .386 as a team and have struck out 195 times while earning 85 walks. They’ve scored 107 RBIs with a total of 213 hits this season, boasting a batting average of .257. Miami has hit 40 doubles and 17 home runs, resulting in an average of 4.5 runs scored per game, ranking them 14th in the league.
Miami’s pitchers have a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.38 and maintain a WHIP of 1.23. They have conceded 110 runs (13th in the league), including 22 home runs. Overall, Miami has allowed 176 hits (7.2 per 9 innings) and 95 earned runs, possessing an earned run average of 3.89 this season. Their pitching staff has accumulated 224 strikeouts and issued 94 walks, with a collective FIP of 3.87.
The Marlins’ bullpen has a save percentage of 66.7%, having entered 25 save situations. They secured 8 saves but blew 4 of their 12 attempts. Out of 29 inherited runners, 27.6% scored. The relievers have made 20 appearances with runners on base and 20 in high leverage spots. Miami has sent 75 pitchers from the bullpen this season and has recorded 12 holds, ranking 21st in the league.
Defensively, the Miami Marlins have achieved 660 putouts, 193 assists, and committed 20 errors with a fielding percentage of .977, putting them at 28th in MLB. They’ve turned 14 double plays and converted 71.3% of balls in play into outs across 1,980 innings, standing 8th in the league.
Starting pitcher Eury Perez, with a career record of 14-13, holds a FIP of 3.72 and has faced 871 batters. He has allowed 163 hits (6.9 per nine innings) and issued 75 walks. His career ERA is 3.77, with 89 earned runs allowed and a WHIP of 1.122, accumulating 240 strikeouts over 212 innings in the MLB.
The Giants feature a team slugging percentage of .352, averaging 3.24 runs per game (ranked 30th in MLB). They’ve recorded the same number of doubles as Miami (40) but with fewer walks (47) and only 81 RBIs. San Francisco has hit 14 home runs and struck out 195 times (28th in the league) with 206 hits. Their on-base percentage sits at .286, accompanied by a batting average of .245 this season.
San Francisco’s pitching staff has yielded 100 runs with a combined ERA of 3.77 (93 earned runs). They’ve allowed 24 home runs and surrender 4.05 runs per 9 innings (10th in the league), with a team WHIP of 1.288 and FIP of 3.98. They maintain a K/BB ratio of 8.90 (219 strikeouts to 97 walks) and rank 7th in the league for total hits given up (189).
The Giants have been in 23 save situations, securing 15 holds and experiencing 3 blown saves. In 8 save chances this year, they have made 5 saves. Their relief pitchers have inherited 35 runners, with a 28.6% scoring rate. They appeared in high-pressure games 9 times and 23 times with base runners, currently ranking 17th in MLB with a save percentage of 62.5%. San Francisco has used 82 different pitchers from the bullpen this season.
With 1,998 innings played, the Giants have a defensive efficiency of 70.4% (13th in MLB). They turned 25 double plays and hold a .985 fielding percentage (15th in professional baseball). The team has recorded 244 assists, 14 errors, and 666 putouts this season.
Throughout his career, Robbie Ray has allowed 1,270 hits and accumulated 1,765 strikeouts in 1,469 innings pitched. Ray, who has a career record of 90-84, has an ERA of 3.92, yielding 7.8 hits per nine innings and 640 earned runs. His WHIP stands at 1.286, with a FIP of 3.9, and maintains a 2.85 strikeout-to-walk ratio, facing 6,211 batters over his MLB career.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB showdown against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on San Francisco (-132) and under 8.5 total runs
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