MLB Prop Bets: San Francisco Giants vs Philadelphia Phillies (April 6, 2026)
The Philadelphia Phillies (5-4) face the San Francisco Giants (3-7) at Oracle Park on Monday at 9:45pm (ET). Let's take a look at the MLB Prop Bets for the matchup. Andrew Painter is the probable pitcher for the Phillies, while Adrian Houser is the probable pitcher for the Giants. The Phillies are favored to win at -120, while the Giants are at +100. The total runs line is set at 8.0, with OVER at -108 and UNDER at -112.
- The Phillies (+141) have a 91-84 Run Line record since the beginning of last season, while the Giants (-171) hold a record of 78-94 across the same span.
- The Phillies have a 79-86-10 O/U record since the beginning of last season (meaning 79 games have gone over the total runs line, 86 have gone under and 10 have resulted in a push). The Giants have an 80-82-10 O/U record.
Scoring Insights
- The Phillies have scored 4.8 runs per game since the beginning of last season (8th in the league). Comparatively, the Giants have averaged 4.3 over the same span (21st).
- In the field, the Phillies have allowed 4.0 runs per game since the beginning of last season (8th in the league), while the Giants have allowed an average of 4.3 runs over that span (16th).
Let's take a look at how these teams perform in some other key statistical areas.
Batting Insights:
Batting Average
- Looking at their batting averages since the beginning of last season, the Phillies are at an impressive .257 (ranking 3rd in the Major leagues), while the Giants are batting an underwhelming .233 (26th).
Home Runs
- In terms of total home runs since the beginning of last season, the Giants have hit 177 (T19th in the Major Leagues). Meanwhile, the Phillies have managed 223 (8th).
Runs Batted In
- Finally, looking at their runs batted in, the Phillies have recorded 789 RBIs to rank 8th in the MLB since the beginning of last season. Comparatively, the Giants have recorded 696 RBIs to rank 19th.
Pitching Insights:
Earned Run Average
- The Giants have an earned run average of 3.87 since the beginning of last season (13th in the Majors), while The Phillies have an ERA of 3.83 (11th).
Strikeouts
- Turning our attention to total strikeouts, the Phillies have recorded 1570 since the beginning of last season, ranking 3rd in the MLB. Meanwhile, the Giants rank 14th for total strikeouts, recording 1448.
Opponent Batting Average
- Opponents are batting an average of .249 against the Giants since the beginning of last season (21st in the Major Leagues). Comparatively, the Phillies' opponents are at .245 (19th).
First Innings Moneyline
- Here are their first innings moneyline records since the beginning of last season.
| Total | Home | Road | Favorite | Underdog | Neutral | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phillies | 52-30-93 | 32-13-44 | 20-17-49 | 45-21-69 | 7-9-24 | 0-0-0 |
| Giants | 46-38-88 | 22-17-49 | 24-21-39 | 27-22-49 | 19-16-39 | 0-0-0 |
Lead After Three Innings
- Here are their records after the first three innings since the beginning of last season.
| Total | Home | Road | Favorite | Underdog | Neutral | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phillies | 63-58-54 | 42-23-24 | 21-35-30 | 55-40-40 | 8-18-14 | 0-0-0 |
| Giants | 69-61-42 | 30-36-22 | 39-25-20 | 38-35-25 | 31-26-17 | 0-0-0 |
NRFI/YRFI
The NRFI market is paying -110 and the YRFI is paying -115.
- The NRFI is 88-87 in Phillies games since the beginning of last season. The Giants have an 82-90 NRFI record.
Last Time They Met
The Phillies recorded a lopsided 13-0 victory against the Giants at Oracle Park when these teams last met on July 9, 2025. Bryce Harper went yard en route to that victory, hitting a home run to go with an RBI.
