- Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants
- Scheduled Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles Dodgers (-145) San Francisco Giants (+125)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers (97-62) are set to visit Oracle Park this Saturday to take on the San Francisco Giants (65-94). Current betting odds place the Dodgers at -145, while the Giants open at +125. The total runs over/under is positioned at 9, with Blake Snell and Matt Wilkinson likely to be on the mound for their respective teams.
As a team, the Los Angeles Dodgers are averaging 5.0 runs per game, which ranks them 4th in Major League Baseball. They have scored a total of 790 runs with an on-base percentage of .339. The Dodgers have recorded 262 doubles and 199 home runs, leading to 745 RBIs and 1,375 hits this season, resulting in a batting average of .257. Their slugging percentage stands at .425, with a total of 1,243 strikeouts against 618 walks.
The Dodgers have a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.10, with their pitching staff achieving a WHIP of 1.15. Dodgers pitchers have conceded 172 home runs and 596 total runs this season (2nd in MLB). Los Angeles has allowed 1,142 hits (7.3 per 9 innings) and 562 earned runs, resulting in a team ERA of 3.59 (4th in baseball), along with 1,481 strikeouts. The staff has issued 477 walks and holds a FIP of 3.74 for the year.
The Dodgers’ bullpen has a save success rate of 66.7%, with 166 save chances leading to 44 successful conversions. This season, they have inherited 179 base runners, allowing 35.8% to score. The bullpen has faced runners on base 111 times, appearing in high-stakes situations a total of 167 times. The Dodgers have used 525 relief pitchers this year, achieving 99 holds (7th in the league).
With a defensive conversion rate of 72.1% over 12,669 innings, the Dodgers rank 2nd in MLB. They have made 4,223 putouts, recorded 1,269 assists, and committed 64 errors, maintaining a fielding percentage of .988, placing them 4th in the sport, along with 88 double plays.
Blake Snell (85-63 career record) has a FIP of 3.06, facing 4,948 batters in his major league journey. He has allowed 917 hits (6.9 hits per nine innings) and has issued 537 walks. His career ERA stands at 3.11 (413 earned runs) alongside a WHIP of 1.216. Snell has pitched 1,196 innings, racking up 1,492 strikeouts to date.
The Giants have hit 178 home runs and 642 RBIs this season, recording 258 doubles, 446 walks, and 665 runs scored. With a team OBP of .308 and batting average of .246, they possess a team SLG% of .403 and average 4.18 runs per game (24th in MLB). The Giants have struck out 1,302 times (19th) and have amassed 1,324 hits this year.
San Francisco’s collective WHIP is 1.360, yielding a FIP of 4.24 this season. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 7.60 (1,180 strikeouts vs. 586 walks). Ranked 18th in the league in total hits allowed, they have given up 1,321 hits and 155 home runs, averaging 4.81 runs per 9 innings (23rd). The Giants’ pitching staff has allowed 749 runs and holds a team ERA of 4.36 (679 earned runs).
With 139 save chances, the Giants have recorded 83 holds against 26 blown saves. They have faced 56 save opportunities, successfully converting 30 saves. Their bullpen holds an inherited runner scoring percentage of 34.6% out of 283 inherited base runners. In high-leverage situations, San Francisco’s relievers have performed in 138 instances and 182 times with runners on base, ranking 27th among MLB in save percentage (53.6%), having fielded 509 relievers this year.
The San Francisco Giants have executed 143 double plays and maintain a subpar fielding percentage of .982 (30th in MLB), amassing 1,489 assists, 106 errors, and 4,206 putouts this season. Their defensive efficiency stands at 69.6% over 12,618 innings (15th in MLB).
In his professional career, Matt Wilkinson has yet to face hitters and holds a perfect record of 0-0 with zero earned runs allowed, a WHIP of 0.000, and an FIP of 0.00. His strikeout-to-walk ratio remains at 0.00/0 against.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB showdown—against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Los Angeles (-145)
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