- Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Francisco Giants
- Event Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (-130) San Francisco (+110)
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The Los Angeles Dodgers (97-60) are set to visit Oracle Park on Friday as they face the San Francisco Giants (65-93). The odds for this matchup feature Los Angeles at -130 while San Francisco sits at +110. The over/under for the total runs scored is 8.5. Scheduled to take the mound are Tarik Skubal and Yunior Marte.
The Dodgers boast a slugging percentage of .426 and have been struck out 1,223 times, while they’ve walked 611 times. With 1,358 total hits and 743 RBIs this season, their team batting average stands at .257. Los Angeles has recorded 259 doubles and hit 199 home runs, scoring a total of 787 runs, yielding an on-base percentage of .339. Collectively, the Dodgers average 5.0 runs per game, ranking 4th in the league.
The Dodgers demonstrate a strong pitching performance with an earned run average (ERA) of 3.59 (4th in the league) and have struck out 1,460 batters. They have allowed 171 home runs and 587 runs (2nd in baseball). Their pitching stats also include 473 walks and a team FIP (Fielding Independent Pitching) of 3.76 this season. Los Angeles has given up 1,128 hits (7.3 per 9 innings) and recorded 555 earned runs, maintaining a K/BB ratio of 3.09 and a WHIP (Walks and Hits per Inning Pitched) of 1.15.
Dodgers pitchers have faced runners on base 110 times and encountered high-pressure scenarios 166 times. Their relief pitchers have achieved 99 holds this season (7th in baseball) and a save percentage of 66.7%, successfully converting 44 of 66 save opportunities. The bullpen has inherited 177 base runners, with 35.0% scoring. In total, the Dodgers have used 519 relief pitchers this year.
This season, the Los Angeles Dodgers have collected 4,169 putouts, 1,252 assists, and 63 errors, boasting a fielding percentage of .989, ranking 4th in the league. They have turned 87 double plays, converting 72.1% of balls in play into outs, placing them 2nd in Major League Baseball.
Skubal has a career total of 821 innings pitched, accumulating 949 strikeouts with an ERA of 3.07 (280 earned runs allowed) and a WHIP of 1.033. He has allowed 663 hits (7.3 hits per 9 innings) and recorded 185 walks. Skubal holds a career win-loss record of 58-39 with a FIP of 3.02, having faced 3,279 hitters in the majors.
The Giants have a team slugging percentage of .404, scoring 4.20 runs per game (24th in the league). They’ve amassed 257 doubles, 443 walks, and 663 runs this season, hitting 178 home runs and driving in 640 runs. The Giants have struck out 1,295 times (17th in baseball) with 1,319 total hits. Their on-base percentage stands at .309 and their batting average is at .247.
San Francisco’s WHIP is 1.360 alongside a FIP of 4.25 as a unit. Their K/BB ratio is 7.60 (1,174 strikeouts against 583 walks). The pitching staff ranks 19th in total hits allowed, with 1,312 hits given up, 154 home runs allowed, and an earned run average of 4.36 (675 earned runs from 745 total runs for the season).
In 139 save situations, the Giants have recorded 83 holds and 26 blown saves. This season, San Francisco’s bullpen has been called into 56 save situations, successfully achieving 30 saves. They have a save percentage of 53.6%, ranking 27th in the league, while their relief pitchers have been deployed 504 times this season.
The San Francisco Giants have executed 143 double plays and their fielding percentage is at .982 (30th in the majors). They have accumulated 1,477 assists, 105 errors, and 4,179 putouts in 12,537 innings, resulting in a defensive efficiency of 69.6% (15th in professional baseball).
Throughout his career, Marte has allowed 131 hits, with 106 strikeouts across 113 innings. He has given up 75 earned runs, maintaining a WHIP of 1.643 and recording a FIP of 5.9. Marte’s K/BB ratio stands at 1.93 against 529 hitters he’s faced, with a win-loss record of 2-2 and an ERA of 5.96, allowing 10.4 hits per nine innings.
Who will secure the win tonight, covering the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Take Los Angeles (-130)
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