- Matchup: Arizona Diamondbacks vs San Francisco Giants
- Scheduled Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Arizona favored at -150; San Francisco at +125
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The San Francisco Giants (22-31) will host the Arizona Diamondbacks (28-24) at Oracle Park this Tuesday. The moneyline for this matchup has Arizona positioned at -150 while San Francisco is at +125. The over/under for the game is set at 8 runs. Expected starting pitchers include Eduardo Rodriguez for the Diamondbacks and Tyler Mahle for the Giants.
The Diamondbacks boast a slugging percentage of .404 and a total of 392 strikeouts against 157 walks this season. They have amassed 230 RBIs and 428 hits overall, resulting in a batting average of .248. With 99 doubles and 45 home runs, Arizona has scored 239 runs and holds an on-base percentage (OBP) of .313, averaging 4.6 runs per game, ranking them 10th in the league.
This season, the Diamondbacks hold a team earned run average (ERA) of 4.08, ranking 15th in MLB, with their pitchers recording 372 strikeouts. They’ve allowed 232 runs and given up 55 home runs, placing them 13th in the league. Arizona’s staff has issued 156 walks, carrying a team Fielding Independent Pitching (FIP) of 4.16. They have allowed 419 hits (8.2 per 9 innings) and 208 earned runs, leading to a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.38 and a collective WHIP of 1.25.
The bullpen for the Diamondbacks has entered games with runners on base 50 times, with 65 appearances in high-leverage situations. They have secured 36 holds, ranking 8th in the league, and their save percentage stands at 60.9%, having been in 60 save situations and achieving 14 saves. This season, the relievers have inherited 74 base runners, with 25.7% scoring runs. In total, the Diamondbacks have utilized 171 relief pitchers.
This season, the Arizona Diamondbacks have recorded 1,377 putouts, 448 assists, and 22 errors, contributing to a fielding percentage of .988, which ranks them 8th in professional baseball. They have successfully executed 33 double plays and converted 71.7% of the balls put in play into outs over 4,131 innings, placing 6th in the majors.
Eduardo Rodriguez has pitched 1,364 innings in his career, accumulating 1,340 strikeouts. He maintains an earned run average of 4.10 (allowing 622 earned runs) and a WHIP of 1.324. Rodriguez has given up 1,329 hits, averaging 8.8 hits per 9 innings, with 478 walks. His career record stands at 98-67, facing 5,826 opposing batters in Major League Baseball.
The San Francisco Giants have a team OBP of .295 and a batting average of .247 this season. They’ve struck out 415 times (ranking 24th in MLB) and have 449 hits, accumulating 46 home runs and 189 RBIs. With a team slugging percentage of .387, they score an average of 3.68 runs per game, placing them 30th in the league. The Giants have also recorded 97 doubles while drawing 113 walks and scoring 195 runs.
San Francisco’s pitching staff has surrendered 242 runs, with an ERA of 4.22 (220 earned runs allowed). They have given up 53 home runs and allow 4.64 runs per 9 innings (22nd in the league). With a team WHIP of 1.337 and a FIP of 4.16, their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 8.00 (419 strikeouts against 201 walks), ranking 18th in MLB in total hits permitted (426).
With a save percentage of 62.5%, the Giants have used 171 relievers this season. Their bullpen has made 35 high-leverage appearances and faced base runners on 55 occasions. In 45 save situations, they have achieved 29 holds and recorded 6 blown saves. San Francisco’s bullpen pitchers have faced 16 save opportunities, securing 10 saves. Their inherited score percentage stands at 32.9%, having inherited 82 base runners.
The San Francisco Giants have turned 56 double plays and maintain a fielding percentage of .984, ranking 24th in baseball. They’ve made 528 assists and 31 errors while achieving 1,407 putouts this season. Their defensive efficiency stands at 69.9% (20th in baseball) over 4,221 innings played.
Over his career, Tyler Mahle has allowed 741 hits and recorded 807 strikeouts in 786 innings pitched. He has conceded 367 earned runs with a WHIP of 1.305 and a FIP of 4.1. His strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.83, facing 3,351 batters in major league action. Mahle holds a career record of 40-52 and maintains an ERA of 4.20, allowing 8.5 hits per nine innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Support San Francisco (+125)
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