Venue: Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, California
First Pitch: 6:38 PM PT / 9:38 PM ET
Broadcast: Bally Sports West / SNY / MLB.TV
Both teams enter this matchup struggling. The Mets at 10–21 are trying to stop a prolonged slump, while the Angels at 12–20 are looking to stabilize after an inconsistent April. This is a matchup of two clubs desperate to build momentum.
WEATHER REPORT — ANGEL STADIUM
Forecast: Clear skies
Temperature: 68–72°F
Wind: 7–10 mph blowing out to left field
Impact:
Boosts right‑handed power
Slight increase in HR probability
Lean toward moderate scoring
Anaheim’s warm evening air tends to help balls carry to left.
INJURY REPORT
New York Mets
No major injuries reported
One reliever listed as day‑to‑day (probable)
Los Angeles Angels
No major injuries reported
Monitoring a starting outfielder with minor soreness (expected to play)
Both teams project to be near full strength.
PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP
New York Mets — RHP Kodai Senga
2026 ERA: 4.02
WHIP: 1.25
Strengths: Elite forkball, strong strikeout ability
Weaknesses: Walks can elevate pitch count
Senga’s swing‑and‑miss stuff plays well against aggressive lineups.
Los Angeles Angels — RHP Chase Silseth
2026 ERA: 4.41
WHIP: 1.32
Strengths: Strong slider, improving command
Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power
The Mets’ left‑handed bats present a challenge.
TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM
NEW YORK METS (10–21)
The Mets have struggled across the board:
2–5 in last 7 games
Offense averaging 3.9 runs per game
Pitching allowing 5.1 runs per game
Team Strengths
Strong top‑of‑order OBP
Veteran rotation pieces
Improved defensive metrics
Team Weaknesses
Inconsistent run production
Bullpen volatility
Lack of power outside top hitters
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (12–20)
The Angels have been competitive but inconsistent:
3–4 in last 7 games
Offense averaging 4.4 runs per game
Pitching allowing 5.0 runs per game
Team Strengths
Athletic lineup
Strong home‑field hitting splits
Improved bullpen strikeout rate
Team Weaknesses
Rotation instability
Middle‑order streakiness
Defensive lapses
KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS
1. Francisco Lindor (NYM) vs. Chase Silseth (LAA)
Lindor’s switch‑hitting ability and power from the left side are key. Silseth must avoid leaving sliders over the plate.
Edge: Mets
2. Mike Trout (LAA) vs. Kodai Senga (NYM)
Trout handles elite velocity well. Senga’s forkball is the equalizer.
Edge: Even
3. Bullpen Battle
Both bullpens have struggled, but the Angels have been slightly more consistent in leverage spots.
Edge: Angels
SERIES HISTORY
Teams split the 2025 series 3–3
At Angel Stadium: Angels 3–1 in last four
Overs have hit in 4 of the last 6 matchups
Angels have historically hit well at home vs. the Mets
This matchup leans slightly toward the Angels in Anaheim.
BETTING TRENDS
New York Mets
3–7 in last 10 games
Overs hitting in 6 of last 9
2–6 in last 8 road games
Los Angeles Angels
4–6 in last 10 games
Overs hitting in 5 of last 8
3–5 in last 8 home games
Matchup Trends
Angels have covered 3 of last 4 vs. Mets at home
Overs have hit in 4 of last 6 meetings
Game Odds
New York Mets – 126
Los Angeles Angels 9
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, April 30, 2026
