Oracle Park, San Francisco, California
First Pitch: 6:45 PM PT / 9:45 PM ET
Probable Pitchers: LHP Jeffrey Springs (OAK) vs. RHP Keaton Roupp (SF)
Venue
Oracle Park — San Francisco, CA
Capacity: ~41,900
Dimensions: 339 ft LF, 364 ft LCF, 399 ft CF, 421 ft RCF (Triples Alley), 309 ft RF
Park Factors:
Suppresses home runs, especially to right field
Boosts triples due to deep RCF alley
Favors pitchers with command and soft‑contact profiles
Tactical Impact: Springs’ changeup-heavy approach plays extremely well here; Roupp must avoid line‑drive contact to the gaps.
Weather Updates (San Francisco, CA)
Temperature: 63°F (17°C)
Humidity: 72%
Wind: 14 mph W (blowing toward RF)
Precipitation: 0% chance Impact: Strong wind blowing out to RF slightly boosts left‑handed pull hitters; otherwise a classic Oracle Park pitcher’s night.
Injury Report
Athletics
Zack Gelof (2B) — Probable, minor ankle soreness
Shea Langeliers (C) — Questionable, wrist inflammation
Tyler Soderstrom (1B/OF) — Out, hamstring strain
Mason Miller (RHP) — Out, elbow fatigue Impact: Langeliers’ status affects Oakland’s power potential; Soderstrom’s absence weakens left‑handed depth.
San Francisco Giants
Michael Conforto (OF) — Probable, back tightness
Thairo Estrada (2B) — Questionable, quad soreness
Jung Hoo Lee (OF) — Out, shoulder surgery
Camilo Doval (RHP) — Out, forearm strain Impact: Doval’s absence continues to hurt SF’s late‑inning reliability; Estrada’s status is key for lineup balance.
Team Records & Season Context
Athletics (38–42)
Road Record: 19–21
Run Differential: -22
Identity: Improved pitching, streaky offense, aggressive baserunning
Notable: A’s have won 4 of their last 6 and are hanging around the AL Wild Card fringe
San Francisco Giants (33–46)
Home Record: 17–23
Run Differential: -58
Identity: Inconsistent offense, shaky bullpen, young rotation
Notable: Giants have lost 7 of their last 10 and are sliding in the NL West
Recent Team Form
Athletics (Last 5 Games)
W 6–3 vs SF
L 2–4 vs SF
W 5–2 vs LAA
W 4–1 vs LAA
L 3–6 vs LAA Trend: Pitching staff stabilizing; offense producing timely hits
Giants (Last 5 Games)
L 3–6 vs OAK
W 4–2 vs OAK
L 1–5 vs SD
L 3–7 vs SD
L 2–4 vs SD Trend: Offense struggling; bullpen overexposed
Probable Pitcher Matchup
ATH — LHP Jeffrey Springs
2026 Stats: 3.54 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, 9.3 K/9
Strengths:
Elite changeup
Strong strikeout ability
Excellent vs. right‑handed hitters
Weaknesses:
Occasional HR issues when elevated
Can struggle with deep counts Matchup Outlook: Giants’ right‑handed bats (Chapman, Ramos) must stay disciplined.
SF — RHP Keaton Roupp
2026 Stats: 4.72 ERA, 1.39 WHIP, 8.1 K/9
Strengths:
Good slider
Generates ground balls
Weaknesses:
High walk rate
Vulnerable to left‑handed hitters Matchup Outlook: Oakland’s lefties (Bleday, Butler) have favorable matchups.
Key Player Matchups
1. Brent Rooker vs. Keaton Roupp
Rooker crushes sliders left up in the zone Advantage: Oakland
2. Matt Chapman vs. Jeffrey Springs
Chapman’s power vs. Springs’ changeup Advantage: Even
3. JJ Bleday vs. Roupp
Bleday’s plate discipline vs. Roupp’s walk tendencies Advantage: Oakland
4. Heliot Ramos vs. Springs
Ramos’ ability to hit velocity is key Advantage: Slightly SF
5. Athletics Bullpen vs. Giants Late‑Game Offense
OAK bullpen ERA in June: 3.61
SF late‑inning OPS: .612 Advantage: Oakland
Series History
2025 Season: Giants won 3–1
2026 Season: Series tied 1–1
Last 10 meetings: Giants lead 6–4
Oracle Park has been tough on OAK (4–6 in last 10)
Betting Trends
Athletics
4 of last 6: Won ML
5 of last 7: Under
6 straight: Allowed 4 runs or fewer
San Francisco
7 of last 10: Lost ML
6 of last 8: Under
5 straight: Scored 3 runs or fewer
Game Odds
Athletics 8
San Francisco Giants – 128
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, June 24, 2026
