- Matchup: Sacramento Athletics vs New York Mets
- Date: Friday, April 10, 2026
- Venue: Citi Field, Queens, NY
- Broadcast: Sportsnet New York
- Betting Odds: Sacramento (+125), New York (-150)
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The Sacramento Athletics (5-7) are set to visit Citi Field this Friday to take on the New York Mets (7-5). The moneyline for this exciting matchup features the Athletics at +125, while the Mets open at -150. The total runs over/under is set at 8. Starting pitchers for this contest will be J.T. Ginn and Clay Holmes.
The Sacramento Athletics have posted a slugging percentage of .355 with 121 strikeouts and 38 walks. They have accumulated 45 RBIs along with 84 hits this season, boasting a batting average of .226. As a squad, they have notched 16 doubles and 10 home runs, scoring 46 runs, while maintaining an on-base percentage (OBP) of .296. Currently, the Athletics are averaging 4.2 runs per game, ranking them 16th in the MLB.
The Athletics hold a 1.23 strikeout-to-walk ratio and their pitching staff carries a WHIP of 1.71. Athletics pitchers have allowed 12 home runs and 59 runs (23rd in the league). With 97 hits allowed (9.0 per 9 innings) and 56 earned runs, their earned run average (ERA) stands at 5.20, making them 27th in the league. The pitching crew has struck out 85 players this season, with 69 walks and a FIP of 5.24.
The Athletics’ bullpen has a save percentage of 28.6% with 13 opportunities, converting 2 saves from 7 chances. This group has inherited 23 runners this season, with 47.8% scoring. The relievers have faced runners in 15 instances and participated in 14 high-pressure situations, deploying a total of 40 relievers this season. So far, they have achieved 6 holds, ranking 19th in the MLB.
Defensively, the Athletics are converting 68.8% of balls in play into outs across 873 innings, placing them 17th overall. This season, the New York Yankees have recorded 291 putouts, 89 assists, and 3 errors, maintaining a fielding percentage of .992, ranking 6th in the majors, along with 11 double plays.
Ginn has pitched 131 innings in his MLB career, achieving 132 strikeouts. With an ERA of 4.87 (71 earned runs) and a WHIP of 1.342, he has allowed 134 hits (9.2 per nine innings) and registered 42 walks. His career record stands at 5-8, with a FIP of 4.80 after facing 562 batters.
For the Mets, their team slugging percentage is .370, with an average of 4.58 runs per game (11th in MLB). They have recorded 19 doubles, 47 walks, and 55 runs so far. New York has hit 9 home runs and accumulated 52 RBIs, but they’ve also recorded 98 strikeouts (26th in MLB) with 105 hits. Their OBP is .324, along with a .248 team batting average this season.
The Mets’ pitching staff has given up 42 runs with a team ERA of 2.91 (36 earned runs allowed). They’ve allowed 7 home runs and give up 3.40 runs per 9 innings (7th in the league). Their WHIP is 1.205 and their FIP is 3.19 on the year. They stand 13th in the league for total hits allowed, with 93, and hold a K/BB ratio of 8.90 (110 strikeouts to 41 walks).
In 7 save situations, the Mets have managed 4 holds with 1 blown save. Relievers have entered in 3 save opportunities and secured 2 saves. New York’s bullpen has a rate of 54.5% of inherited runners that scored from 11 opportunities. They have engaged in 19 high-leverage situations and faced runners in 11 instances, ranking 16th in the league with a 66.7% save rate and summoning 36 relievers this season.
Across 1,005 innings played, the Mets have a defensive efficiency rate of 70.6% (12th in the majors). They’ve turned 6 double plays and maintain a fielding percentage of .987 (12th in the majors), with 114 assists, 6 errors, and 335 putouts to date.
Holmes (38-30 career record) holds a 3.60 ERA, allowing 7.7 hits per 9 innings. His K/BB ratio is 2.22, matching up against 2,217 hitters throughout his career. He has given up 206 earned runs while posting a WHIP of 1.295 and a FIP of 3.5. In his MLB journey, Holmes has allowed 443 hits and accumulated 498 strikeouts over 515 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB face-off, covering the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Opt for New York (-150)
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