- Matchup: Sacramento Athletics vs San Francisco Giants
- Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Odds/Point Spread: Sacramento (+126) San Francisco (-152)
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The Sacramento Athletics (38-40) are making their way to Oracle Park this Tuesday to face off against the San Francisco Giants (31-46). The betting odds for this game list Sacramento at +126 while San Francisco is favored at -152. The over/under for total runs is set at 9. The starting pitchers for this matchup are Aaron Civale and Robbie Ray.
This season, the Sacramento Athletics have been averaging 4.7 runs per game, placing them at 10th in the league. They have scored a total of 364 runs so far, with a team on-base percentage (OBP) of .329. The team has recorded 126 doubles and 105 home runs, while also accumulating 350 runs batted in and 666 hits, leading to a .250 batting average. Their slugging percentage stands at .420, with 672 strikeouts and 295 walks drawn.
In terms of pitching, the Athletics have a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.17 and the team has a collective WHIP of 1.45. They have allowed 115 home runs and a total of 418 runs this season, ranking 29th in the league. The Athletics have given up 714 hits (9.2 per 9 innings) along with 389 earned runs, resulting in a team ERA of 5.00 (29th in the league), and their pitchers have achieved 651 strikeouts. They’ve issued 300 walks with a FIP of 4.81 this season.
The Athletics’ relief pitchers have recorded a save rate of 59.0% in 96 save situations. They have achieved 23 saves this season while missing 16 out of 39 save opportunities. Inherited runners for the bullpen have totaled 132, with 35.6% scoring. The relief corps has faced batters with runners on 88 occasions and participated in 90 high-leverage situations this year. A total of 270 relievers have taken the mound, contributing 55 holds for the season (3rd in MLB).
In the field, the Athletics have converted 68.9% of balls put into play into outs over 6,303 innings, ranking them 25th in the majors. This season, they have registered 2,101 putouts, 609 assists, and 30 errors, leading to a fielding percentage of .989, which ranks 5th in baseball, along with 52 double plays completed.
Pitcher Aaron Civale holds a career record of 48-47, with a FIP of 4.14. He has faced 3,338 batters, allowing 764 hits (8.6 hits per 9 innings) and issuing 222 walks. His ERA stands at 4.20, with 372 earned runs allowed, and a WHIP of 1.238. Over 796 innings pitched, Civale has accumulated 706 strikeouts in his baseball career.
The San Francisco Giants have launched 81 home runs this season while generating 309 RBI. They have recorded 152 doubles and have put up 317 runs with 183 walks, giving them a .309 OBP and a .257 team batting average. The Giants’ slugging percentage is .419, averaging 4.12 runs per game (23rd in baseball). They have recorded 592 strikeouts (26th in MLB) and have tallied 684 hits.
As a team, the Giants maintain a WHIP of 1.391 and a collective FIP of 4.28. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 8.10 (608 strikeouts to 295 walks). They stand 21st in the league for total hits allowed, which amounts to 650, while allowing 80 home runs. San Francisco has surrendered an average of 4.92 runs per 9 innings (22nd in baseball), culminating in an ERA of 4.47 (337 earned runs allowed).
In terms of save percentage, they sit at 17th in baseball with a rate of 60.9%. This year, they have sent 250 relievers to the mound, with their bullpen appearing in high-leverage situations 57 times and facing runners on 86 occasions. With 60 save situations, the Giants have achieved 37 holds and have experienced 9 blown saves. They also claimed 14 saves out of 23 save opportunities.
In 6,117 defensive innings, the Giants register a defensive efficiency of 68.8% (28th in MLB). They have completed 75 double plays and have a fielding percentage of .981 (28th in baseball). The Giants recorded 705 assists, 52 errors, and 2,039 putouts this year.
Pitcher Robbie Ray holds a career record of 93-87 and an earned run average of 3.95, allowing 7.8 hits per 9 innings. His strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.80, having faced 6,434 hitters in his professional career. He has allowed 667 earned runs, with a WHIP of 1.292 and a FIP of 3.90. To date, Ray has permitted 1,318 hits and has secured 1,808 strikeouts over 1,520 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB contest against the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on Sacramento (+126)
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