- Matchup: Sacramento Athletics vs. San Francisco Giants
- Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Sacramento (+102) San Francisco (-122)
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The San Francisco Giants (31-46) will host the Sacramento Athletics (38-40) at Oracle Park this Wednesday. Sacramento enters the game with a moneyline of +102, while San Francisco is at -122. The over/under for the game is set at 8. Expected starters include Gage Jump and Tyler Mahle.
Sacramento boasts a slugging percentage of .420, with 672 strikeouts and 295 walks recorded this season. The team has accumulated 350 RBIs and 666 hits, averaging a .250 batting average. The Athletics have hit 126 doubles and launched 105 home runs, totaling 364 runs scored, along with an on-base percentage of .329. Averaging 4.7 runs per game places them in the top 10 of MLB offense.
Sacramento’s pitching staff has a K/BB ratio of 2.17, coupled with a WHIP of 1.45. The Athletics’ pitchers have allowed 115 home runs and 418 runs, ranking 29th overall in the league. With 714 hits allowed (an average of 9.2 hits per 9 innings) and 389 earned runs, their team ERA stands at 5.00, which is also 29th in MLB. The staff has managed to strike out 651 batters while walking 300 with a FIP of 4.81.
Throughout the season, Athletics pitchers have entered games with runners on base 88 times and appeared in 90 high-leverage situations. Their bullpen has recorded 55 holds this season, ranking 3rd in MLB, alongside a save rate of 59.0%. In 96 save situations, they have secured 23 saves while missing 16 opportunities. The relievers have inherited 132 runners, with 35.6% scoring. In total, 270 pitchers have taken the mound for Sacramento this year.
The Athletics have managed to convert 68.9% of balls in play into outs during their 6,303 innings, which places them 25th in MLB. Currently, Sacramento holds 2,101 putouts, 609 assists, and 30 errors, giving them a fielding percentage of .989, ranking 5th in professional baseball. They have also turned 52 double plays this season.
Gage Jump, with a career record of 3-1, features a FIP of 2.36 after facing 118 batters in the majors. He has surrendered 21 hits (6.3 hits per 9 innings) and issued 9 walks, while maintaining an ERA of 2.39 (8 earned runs allowed) and a career WHIP of 0.997. In 30 innings pitched, he has struck out 26 batters.
The Giants hold a team slugging percentage of .419, averaging 4.12 runs per game (23rd in the league). They have recorded 152 doubles, walked 183 times, and accumulated 317 runs with 81 home runs and 309 RBIs. San Francisco has struck out 592 times (26th in MLB) and amassed 684 hits, along with an on-base percentage of .309 and a batting average of .257 for the season.
The San Francisco pitching staff has yielded 371 runs while posting an ERA of 4.47 (337 earned runs allowed). They have allowed 80 home runs and give up 4.92 runs per 9 innings (22nd in the league). The Giants feature a team WHIP of 1.391 and a FIP of 4.28. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is currently 8.10 (608 strikeouts against 295 walks), ranking 21st in MLB for total hits surrendered at 650.
San Francisco ranks 17th in the majors with a save percentage of 60.9%, having used 250 relievers throughout the season. The bullpen has been called into high-leverage situations 57 times and has faced base runners on 86 occasions. Out of 60 save opportunities, the Giants have recorded 37 holds and 9 blown saves; they have converted 14 saves out of 23 chances. Their relief pitchers have inherited 129 runners, with a 33.3% scoring rate.
In their 6,117 innings played, the Giants possess a defensive efficiency of 68.8%, ranking 28th in professional baseball. They have turned 75 double plays and have a fielding percentage of .981 (28th in MLB). The team has tallied 705 assists, 52 errors, and a total of 2,039 putouts this season.
In his MLB career, Mahle has surrendered 744 hits, racked up 810 strikeouts over 791 innings, and allowed 370 earned runs. His career WHIP stands at 1.304 with a FIP of 4.1 and a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.81, having faced 3,371 batters. Mahle holds a career record of 40-53 with a 4.21 ERA and allows 8.5 hits per 9 innings.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on Sacramento (+102)
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