Oakland Athletics vs San Francisco Giants Prediction: Favorites Giants to run riot in this finale

On Sunday, game 2 of a Major League Baseball series will take place at Oakland Coliseum, and it will feature a matchup between the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics. Do you think that this home team will be able to pull off another surprise, despite the fact that the Oakland Athletics won the second game they played thanks to a surprising performance?

After dropping 9 of their previous 14 games, the Oakland Athletics are hoping to play the role of spoiler. The Athletics' record of 31-80 remains the lowest in all of Major League Baseball. The pitching staff for the Oakland Athletics is currently ranked 30th in the league in terms of ERA (5.89), WHIP (1.53), and quality starts (20). The Oakland Athletics offense ranks last in runs per game (3.57), batting average (.222), and home runs (106), but they are 24th in the league in home runs. The Oakland Athletics are led by Esteury Ruiz, who has 86 hits and 35 runs batted in, while Brent Rooker and Ryan Noda have a combined 136 hits and 86 runs batted in for the team. The next pitcher is Luis Medina, who is now 3-8 with a 5.35 earned run average and 76 strikeouts for the season.

The San Francisco Giants are looking to extend their winning streak to eight games after winning seven of their previous ten contests. The Giants have maintained their position as the top team in the National League's race for the first wild card spot. The pitching staff of the San Francisco Giants is currently ranked sixth in earned run average (3.83), fourth in WHIP (1.23), and fifteenth in quality starts (39). The Giants' offense ranks 17th in terms of runs scored per game (4.44), 19th in terms of batting average (.241), and 17th in terms of home runs (125). JD Davis has accumulated the most hits and runs batted in for the Giants with 88, while Thairo Estrada and LaMonte Wade Jr. have combined for 160 hits and 61 runs batted in. This is Alex Cobb's turn to pitch; he has a record of 6-3, a 3.05 ERA, and 104 strikeouts so far this season. In his career against the Oakland Athletics, Cobb has a record of 5-3 with an earned run average of 1.80 and 67 strikeouts.

The San Francisco Giants have had a good week as a whole, and they simply cannot allow themselves to lose games like this if they want to maintain their lead in the race for first place in the National League West. The Oakland Athletics are not just the poorest club in baseball, but they are also having trouble covering the spread, which makes this game a poor one for bettors as well. Even though Luis Medina has been pitching better as of late, he still has an earned run average of 5.35 and a walk-to-hit ratio of 1.47. Due to the fact that it is anticipated that the San Francisco Giants will turn up a dominant performance in this last game, the Giants will undoubtedly come out on top.