First pitch is scheduled for 7:15 PM EDT
TV: FOX / NBC Sports Bay Area / MASN (MLB.TV)
Venue & Game Info
Game 2 of a three-game interleague series at historic Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Giants took Game 1 on Friday night, winning 6-3 behind a strong outing from Landen Roupp and homers from Willy Adames and Jung Hoo Lee. This is the middle game of the set with early-season implications for both clubs.
Weather Updates
Gametime forecast calls for temperatures in the mid-60s°F (around 63-67°F at first pitch), partly cloudy skies, light winds (5-10 mph, mostly out to left/center or variable), low humidity, and minimal precipitation chance (<20%). Classic mid-April Baltimore evening conditions: comfortable and fully playable with no rain or delay concerns expected. Light breeze could slightly suppress fly balls but overall neutral-to-favorable for standard play.
Team Records & Standings
Giants (6-8): 5th in NL West (~4 GB). 3-1 on the road in their last four and riding a season-high three-game win streak.
Orioles (6-7): 2nd/3rd in AL East (~2 GB). 3-3 at home early but coming off a home loss.
Recent Team Forms
Giants (last 5-6 games trend): Red-hot 4-1 stretch overall, including Friday’s 6-3 road win, back-to-back shutouts vs. Philadelphia (5-0, 6-0), and a narrow loss sandwiched in. Offense has come alive (multiple multi-run innings recently), and the rotation/bullpen has been reliable in close games. They enter with momentum as the hotter club.
Orioles (last 5-6 games trend): 6-7 overall and 2-3 in the last five, with Friday’s home loss dropping them. Offense has shown power potential but has been inconsistent (held to 3 runs Friday); pitching depth has been tested early. Home games have been competitive but the club is searching for consistency.
Probable Pitchers & Player Matchups
Giants: RHP Logan Webb (1-1, 5.00 ERA, 1.39 WHIP, 18.0 IP, 15 K, 6 BB, 0 HR)
Webb has been solid in three starts—limiting homers and showing good command despite the ERA. Strong ground-ball profile plays well at Camden Yards. Limited recent history vs. current Orioles lineup, but he’ll lean on his sinker/changeup to induce weak contact. Bullpen depth behind him is a plus.
Orioles: RHP Chris Bassitt (0-2, 14.21 ERA, 2.84 WHIP, 6.1 IP, 3 K, 6 BB, 1 HR)
Bassitt has struggled mightily in his first two 2026 starts—high contact rates, walks, and hard contact allowed. Home starts could help slightly, but his command issues make him vulnerable against a Giants lineup that works counts. Expect early pressure if he doesn’t locate.
Key Position Player Matchups
Giants lineup (Adames, Lee, Chapman, etc.) vs. Bassitt — San Francisco’s contact/power approach could exploit Bassitt’s elevated pitches; expect multi-run innings.
Orioles offense (Henderson, Rutschman, etc.—minus key injuries) vs. Webb — Baltimore will need to elevate and work counts; recent offensive inconsistencies make this a tough test.
Pitching mismatch heavily favors the Giants, projecting a potential Giants-controlled game.
Injury Report
Giants
Sam Hentges (RP): 15-Day IL (shoulder)
Joel Peguero (RP): 15-Day IL (hamstring strain)
Parks Harber (3B): 7-Day IL
Reiver Sanmartin (RP): 60-Day IL
Additional depth arms on IL (no major position player absences reported).
Orioles (notable impact on lineup/depth)
Jackson Holliday (INF): 10-Day IL (finger/hamate surgery)
Heston Kjerstad (OF): 10-Day IL (hamstring)
Tyler O’Neill (RF): Day-to-day (illness; scratched Friday)
Dietrich Enns (RP): 15-Day IL (foot)
Keegan Akin (RP): 15-Day IL (groin)
Additional: Longer-term absences in rotation/bullpen (e.g., Zach Eflin on 60-Day IL post-Tommy John).
Orioles are shorthanded in the infield/outfield and bullpen, which could stretch their depth if Bassitt exits early.
Series History
Giants lead the current 2026 series 1-0 after Friday’s victory. All-time, San Francisco holds a slight edge (15-13). Recent seasons have been competitive (Giants 2-1 in 2025 and 2024), with unders often hitting in Camden Yards matchups. Head-to-head trends favor the visitor in pitching-driven games like this.
Betting Trends
Giants are 3-1 SU in last 4 and strong as slight road favorites early.
Orioles are 2-3 SU/ATS in last 5 and have struggled vs. right-handed starters like Webb.
Total has gone OVER in 6 of Giants’ 14 games; Bassitt’s 14.21 ERA pushes the total higher.
Giants 5-9 ATS overall but pitching edge creates value here.
Game Odds
San Francisco Giants – 120
Baltimore Orioles 7.5
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, April 10, 2026
