- Matchup: New York Yankees vs San Francisco Giants
- Date: Friday, March 27, 2026
- Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Bay Area
- Betting Odds: New York Yankees (-128) | San Francisco Giants (+106)
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The San Francisco Giants (81-81 record from the last season) are set to face off against the New York Yankees (94-68 from last year) at Oracle Park this Friday. The betting line currently shows New York at -128, while San Francisco is available at +106. The over/under for this game stands at 8. Expected to pitch are Cam Schlittler for the Yankees and Robbie Ray for the Giants.
Last season, the Yankees maintained a slugging percentage of .455 and struck out 1,463 times, earning 639 walks. They generated 820 RBIs and achieved 1,371 hits with an overall batting average of .251. New York hit 255 doubles and launched 274 home runs, scoring a total of 849 runs and recording a team OBP of .332. On average, the Yankees posted 5.2 runs per game, ranking first in the MLB.
The Yankees showcased a K/BB ratio of 2.59, with their pitching staff recording a WHIP of 1.25. Last season, they allowed 175 home runs and surrendered a total of 685 runs (15th in the league). New York conceded 1,239 hits (7.7 hits per 9 innings) and 625 earned runs, leading to a team ERA of 3.91, ranking 14th in the MLB. Their staff managed to strike out 1,440 batters while walking 557, with a FIP of 4.00.
New York’s bullpen achieved a save percentage of 67.2%, facing 166 save opportunities. They inherited 255 runners throughout last season, with 27.5% scoring. The relief pitchers entered with runners on base 167 times and had 165 appearances in high-pressure situations. Last year, 533 relief pitchers were used, and the bullpen notched 100 holds, ranking 9th in baseball, while converting 43 of 64 save chances successfully.
The Yankees achieved 4,319 putouts, 1,389 assists, and 94 errors last season, giving them a fielding percentage of .986, which placed them 13th in the majors. Additionally, they turned 105 double plays and converted 70.8% of balls put into play into outs across 12,957 innings, ranking 6th in professional baseball.
Pitcher Cam Schlittler has thrown for 73 innings in his MLB career, racking up 84 strikeouts. With a career record of 4-3, Schlittler has a FIP of 2.91, having faced 304 batters. He holds an ERA of 2.96 (24 earned runs), a WHIP of 1.219, allowing 58 hits (averaging 7.2 hits per nine innings) with 31 walks.
The Giants managed an on-base percentage of .311 and a batting average of .235 last season. They struck out 1,380 times (12th in MLB) and amassed 1,261 hits, hitting 173 home runs and driving in 672 runs. With a team slugging percentage of .386, they averaged 4.35 runs per game, placing 17th in MLB. San Francisco recorded 239 doubles, 556 walks, and scored a total of 705 runs.
San Francisco’s pitching staff allowed 684 runs last season, concluding with an ERA of 3.84 (yielding 612 earned runs). They permitted 143 home runs and averaged 4.30 runs against per 9 innings (15th in MLB). The Giants recorded a WHIP of 1.298 and a FIP of 3.74. Their K/BB ratio stood at 8.50 (1,358 strikeouts to 506 walks), finishing at 21st in MLB with 1,354 total hits allowed.
Giants relievers had a 36.8% success rate in inherited runs out of 193 opportunities. Their bullpen entered high-pressure situations 173 times, with 122 occurrences involving runners on base. By the end of the season, the Giants had 152 save opportunities, achieving 89 holds but suffering 22 blown saves. With a save percentage of 65.1%, they ranked 10th in MLB, sending 515 relievers to the mound last season and securing 41 saves out of 63 save chances.
In defensive play, the Giants executed 134 double plays with a .984 fielding percentage, which ranked 23rd in professional baseball. They recorded 1,523 assists, 95 errors, and 4,301 putouts in 12,903 innings played, resulting in a 68.4% defensive efficiency (26th in professional baseball).
Pitcher Robbie Ray holds a career record of 88-81 with a 3.94 ERA, allowing 7.8 hits per nine innings. His strikeout to walk ratio is 2.85, having faced 6,097 hitters throughout his professional career. Ray has allowed 631 earned runs, boasting a WHIP of 1.290 and a FIP of 3.9. To date, he has conceded 1,250 hits while achieving 1,734 strikeouts in 1,440 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB clash against the spread or moneyline?
Selection: Back New York (-128)
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