- Matchup: San Francisco Giants vs Los Angeles Dodgers
- Scheduled Date: Tuesday, May 12, 2026
- Venue: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA
- Broadcast: Spectrum SportsNet LA
- Odds/Point Spread: San Francisco (+150) Los Angeles (-182)
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The San Francisco Giants (16-24) are headed to Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, looking to secure a win against the Los Angeles Dodgers (24-16). The current moneyline for this matchup features the Giants at +150, while the Dodgers are at -182. The over/under for runs is set at 9. Expected to take the mound are pitchers Adrian Houser and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
This season, the Giants have amassed 70 doubles and launched 26 home runs. Their slugging percentage stands at .362 with a total of 313 strikeouts and 80 walks. In terms of scoring, San Francisco averages 3.3 runs per game, placing them 30th in MLB. They have recorded 125 RBIs and 327 hits, resulting in a team batting average of .242, while also scoring 130 runs with an on-base percentage of .287.
The team’s strikeout-to-walk ratio sits at 2.06, and their combined WHIP is 1.34. Giants pitchers have conceded 40 home runs and a total of 178 runs, ranking them 16th in the league. They’ve allowed 320 hits (averaging 8.1 per 9 innings) and have surrendered 161 earned runs, compiling a team ERA of 4.06 (15th in the league). So far, their staff has struck out 323 hitters, with 157 walks, leading to a FIP of 4.16 this season.
Throughout the season, the Giants have utilized 131 relief pitchers. The bullpen has faced 54 inherited base runners, with 29.6% scoring. They’ve achieved 22 holds (16th in MLB) and have faced runners on base 39 times, including 24 high-leverage situations. The team has secured 7 saves but has blown 5 out of 12 save opportunities, resulting in a save rate of 58.3% across 34 save scenarios.
Defensively, the San Francisco Giants have registered 1,072 putouts, 400 assists, and 23 errors, providing them with a fielding percentage of .985, ranking 23rd in the majors, alongside 42 double plays. They convert 70.2% of balls in play into outs across their 3,216 innings played, positioning them 16th in professional baseball.
Adrian Houser has pitched 769 innings, notching up 595 strikeouts throughout his professional career. With a career record of 40-48, he posts a FIP of 4.10 against 3,303 opponents. His career ERA is 4.16 with 356 earned runs and a WHIP of 1.370, having given up 761 hits (averaging 8.9 hits per nine innings) alongside 293 walks.
The Los Angeles Dodgers bring a team on-base percentage of .344 and a batting average of .265 into this season. They have struck out 320 times (23rd in the MLB) and accumulated 357 hits. With 53 home runs and 191 RBIs this year, the Dodgers average 5.08 runs per game (6th in the league) and have tallied 65 doubles, along with 157 walks and 203 runs scored.
On the mound, the Dodgers’ pitching staff has allowed 134 runs this season, maintaining a team ERA of 3.27 (with 128 earned runs given up). They’ve surrendered 36 home runs and permit just 3.43 runs per 9 innings (ranking 1st in MLB). A team WHIP of 1.116 and a collective FIP of 3.53 highlights their performance. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is an impressive 9.10 (356 strikeouts to 113 walks), placing them 2nd in MLB for total hits allowed at 280.
Los Angeles’ relievers have a 23.7% score percentage for inherited runners out of 38, with 33 high-leverage appearances and 23 occasions featuring base runners. In 35 save situations, they have 21 holds and 5 blown saves, ranking them 15th in the league with a save rate of 64.3%. The team has utilized 121 relief pitchers this season.
Across 3,168 innings, the Dodgers have achieved a defensive efficiency of 72.3% (4th in professional baseball). Their fielding percentage stands at .990 (4th in the MLB), contributing to 25 double plays, 323 assists, and 1,056 putouts this season.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto holds a career record of 22-12 with an impressive 2.73 ERA, giving up 6.6 hits per nine innings. He possesses a K/BB ratio of 3.80 and has faced 1,222 batters in his professional career. With a FIP of 2.7, Yamamoto has conceded 93 earned runs and carries a WHIP of 1.031, having allowed 225 hits while recording 346 strikeouts in 306 innings.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s game against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back San Francisco (+150)
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