MLB SANFRANCISCO Matchup 20160624

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Friday 6/24/2016

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PHILADELPHIA ( EFLIN )

SAN FRANCISCO ( PEAVY )

+1.5 -130

-1.5 +110

+170

-180

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PHILADELPHIA (31 - 43) at SAN FRANCISCO (47 - 27)

Friday, 6/24/2016 10:15 PM

ZACH EFLIN (R) vs. JAKE PEAVY (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
913	PHILADELPHIA	+200	Ov 8,+100	+185	Ov 8,-115
914	SAN FRANCISCO	-220	Un 8,-120	-200	Un 8,-105

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

PHILADELPHIA - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	31-43	-5.4	36-36	3.3	0.230	0.281	0.368	0.649	4.7	0.260	0.318	0.432	0.750
Road Games	15-21	-0.2	20-15	3.9	0.246	0.292	0.399	0.692	4.9	0.265	0.325	0.427	0.751
vs Right-handed Starters	24-35	-5.6	30-27	3.4	0.231	0.281	0.376	0.657	4.8	0.261	0.320	0.432	0.753
Past 7 Games	1-6	-4.9	4-3	3.9	0.244	0.289	0.416	0.705	6.4	0.307	0.346	0.506	0.851
Grass Games	30-42	-6	35-35	3.2	0.230	0.281	0.365	0.646	4.7	0.260	0.316	0.431	0.747
Night Games	20-24	+1.2	21-21	3.4	0.229	0.282	0.365	0.647	4.7	0.260	0.317	0.446	0.764

PHILADELPHIA - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	3.3	0.230	0.281	74	2410	555	96	19	66	0.368	229	171	583	30	422	69	51	56	35
Road Games	3.9	0.246	0.292	36	1210	298	52	8	39	0.399	133	79	282	13	205	34	23	22	17
Righty Starters	3.4	0.231	0.281	59	1933	447	77	14	58	0.376	191	135	468	25	334	52	38	44	34

PHILADELPHIA - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.36	1.376	241.3	121	117	234	40	98	241	10-10	21	7	75%
Road Games	4.45	1.338	111.3	56	55	104	13	45	100	5-7	11	6	64.7%

SAN FRANCISCO - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	47-27	+17.8	36-37	4.6	0.260	0.331	0.392	0.723	3.7	0.244	0.296	0.382	0.677
Home Games	22-13	+7	19-16	4.4	0.261	0.341	0.382	0.723	3.7	0.254	0.301	0.377	0.678
vs Right-handed Starters	30-17	+10.1	22-24	4.8	0.256	0.330	0.388	0.718	3.3	0.243	0.295	0.373	0.668
Past 7 Games	6-1	+5.6	3-4	6.1	0.303	0.357	0.462	0.819	2.9	0.210	0.252	0.376	0.628
Grass Games	44-27	+14.2	35-35	4.6	0.260	0.331	0.390	0.721	3.8	0.247	0.298	0.383	0.681
Night Games	29-18	+9.5	19-28	4.0	0.250	0.320	0.370	0.690	3.6	0.234	0.278	0.364	0.642

SAN FRANCISCO - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	4.6	0.260	0.331	74	2527	658	107	23	60	0.392	325	268	488	39	529	72	37	64	23
Home Games	4.4	0.261	0.341	35	1186	309	51	15	21	0.382	145	144	238	18	274	31	13	30	13
Righty Starters	4.8	0.256	0.330	47	1607	411	70	16	37	0.388	215	177	306	26	326	49	22	47	14

SAN FRANCISCO - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.70	1.238	209.3	91	86	194	21	65	175	15-8	21	10	67.7%
Home Games	4.06	1.279	106.3	50	48	102	13	34	89	8-5	9	6	60%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

PHILADELPHIA - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/10/2016	HELLICKSON(R)	@ WASHINGTON	STRASBURG(R)	6-9	L	230	7.5 un	O	6	3	0	11	5	0
6/11/2016	NOLA(R)	@ WASHINGTON	ROARK(R)	0-8	L	140	7.5 un	O	7	8	0	13	7	0
6/12/2016	MORGAN(L)	@ WASHINGTON	ROSS(R)	4-5	L	215	8.5 ov	O	7	2	1	8	7	1
6/13/2016	EICKHOFF(R)	@ TORONTO	DICKEY(R)	7-0	W	160	9 un	U	9	5	0	6	9	0
6/14/2016	EFLIN(R)	@ TORONTO	STROMAN(R)	3-11	L	250	8.5 un	O	7	4	2	14	10	0
6/15/2016	HELLICKSON(R)	TORONTO	ESTRADA(R)	2-7	L	+155	8 un	O	6	6	0	9	6	0
6/16/2016	NOLA(R)	TORONTO	HAPP(L)	2-13	L	+125	7.5 un	O	5	5	4	17	8	1
6/17/2016	MORGAN(L)	ARIZONA	RAY(L)	2-10	L	+130	8 un	O	7	6	3	16	7	0
6/18/2016	EICKHOFF(R)	ARIZONA	GREINKE(R)	1-4	L	+135	7.5 un	U	4	3	1	11	9	0
6/19/2016	EFLIN(R)	ARIZONA	BRADLEY(R)	1-5	L	+120	9 un	U	3	5	1	10	10	1
6/20/2016	HELLICKSON(R)	ARIZONA	MILLER(R)	1-3	L	-130	8.5 un	U	6	5	0	7	2	1
6/21/2016	NOLA(R)	@ MINNESOTA	DUFFEY(R)	10-14	L	120	8 un	O	14	6	1	14	7	1
6/22/2016	MORGAN(L)	@ MINNESOTA	GIBSON(R)	5-6	L	150	9 ev	O	9	5	1	13	9	1
6/23/2016	EICKHOFF(R)	@ MINNESOTA	NOLASCO(R)	7-3	W	140	8 ev	O	15	10	1	8	6	0
6/24/2016	EFLIN(R)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	PEAVY(R)
6/25/2016	HELLICKSON(R)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	BUMGARNER(L)
6/26/2016	NOLA(R)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	CUETO(R)
6/27/2016	MORGAN(L)	@ ARIZONA	RAY(L)
6/28/2016	EICKHOFF(R)	@ ARIZONA	GREINKE(R)
6/29/2016	EFLIN(R)	@ ARIZONA	BRADLEY(R)
7/1/2016		KANSAS CITY

SAN FRANCISCO - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/10/2016	CUETO(R)	LA DODGERS	KERSHAW(L)	2-3	L	+145	5.5 un	U	6	5	1	5	4	1
6/11/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	LA DODGERS	KAZMIR(L)	5-4	W	-110	7.5 un	O	7	7	0	11	10	0
6/12/2016	PEAVY(R)	LA DODGERS	URIAS(L)	2-1	W	-105	7.5 un	U	5	6	0	6	5	1
6/13/2016	CAIN(R)	MILWAUKEE	ANDERSON(R)	11-5	W	-150	7.5 un	O	14	7	0	11	11	1
6/14/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	MILWAUKEE	GARZA(R)	3-2	W	-260	7 un	U	12	13	0	4	1	0
6/15/2016	CUETO(R)	MILWAUKEE	NELSON(R)	10-1	W	-210	7 un	O	16	12	0	8	8	4
6/17/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	ARCHER(R)	5-1	W	110	7.5 un	U	7	6	0	4	2	1
6/18/2016	SUAREZ(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	MOORE(L)	6-4	W	125	8 ov	O	11	6	2	8	7	0
6/19/2016	PEAVY(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	ODORIZZI(R)	5-1	W	125	7.5 ov	U	9	6	3	7	9	0
6/20/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	@ PITTSBURGH	LOCKE(L)	0-1	L	-140	8.5 ov	U	6	5	0	5	4	0
6/21/2016	CUETO(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	BOSCAN(R)	15-4	W	-180	8 un	O	22	10	1	9	10	0
6/22/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	LIRIANO(L)	7-6	W	110	7.5 ev	O	12	10	1	10	5	0
6/23/2016	SUAREZ(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	NIESE(L)	5-3	W	130	8.5 ev	U	9	4	1	5	5	0
6/24/2016	PEAVY(R)	PHILADELPHIA	EFLIN(R)
6/25/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	PHILADELPHIA	HELLICKSON(R)
6/26/2016	CUETO(R)	PHILADELPHIA	NOLA(R)
6/27/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	OAKLAND	MENGDEN(R)
6/28/2016	SUAREZ(R)	OAKLAND	GRAVEMAN(R)
6/29/2016	PEAVY(R)	@ OAKLAND	MANAEA(L)
6/30/2016		@ OAKLAND
7/1/2016		@ ARIZONA

KEY GAME INFORMATION

PHILADELPHIA: The Phillies are in rebuilding mode after finishing last in the majors, but they could be better than most expect. They've added a slew of talented young players, many of whom are still in the minors working their way up. The starting staff has more depth, but the bullpen lacks a legitimate closer for the first time in more than a decade. The lineup has a chance to be exciting with speed at the top and Franco anchoring the middle. The lower half of the order won't scare pitchers. The goal is to compete in 2017, so finding core players to build around is a priority this season.

SAN FRANCISCO: The Giants appear to have all the ingredients they need to contend in the top-heavy National League and possibly extend their pattern of winning a championship every other year. San Francisco took home World Series titles in 2010, `12 and `14, but missed the playoffs the season after each crown. This roster could be the most complete one the Giants have had during this run. GM Bobby Evans went on a spending spree in the offseason to strengthen the rotation and up-the-middle defense. He committed $220 million to Cueto and Samardzija to provide needed support behind Madison Bumgarner. The Giants also signed Brandon Crawford to a $75 million, six-year deal and Denard Span to a $31 million, three-year contract to fill holes in center field and the leadoff spot. With Buster Posey and Joe Panik also in the fold, the Giants are as strong as they have been in years up the middle. The bullpen has most of its key parts back, with the exception of Jeremy Affeldt, and the lineup has no weak spot.

PREVIEW

Phillies-Giants preview

SAN FRANCISCO -- Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Freddie Galvis insisted Thursday it's time for his team to start having some fun.

Unfortunately for the National League East's fourth-place squad, experiencing it at AT&T Park against the hottest team in baseball might prove to be difficult.

Two teams coming off wins Thursday that made long flights enjoyable meet in San Francisco on Friday night when the Phillies open a three-game series against the Giants.

The Phillies are coming off a 7-3 win at Minnesota that snapped a nine-game losing streak, while the Giants finished off a series win at Pittsburgh with a 5-3 victory Thursday.

But make no mistake about that: These teams have little else in common.

The Giants (47-27) return home after having won six of seven at Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh. They will take the field Friday with a big lead in the NL West, the second-best record in the league and riding the momentum of 12 victories in their last 14 games.

"I'm proud of these guys," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said at his postgame press conference Thursday. "But there's a lot of baseball left."

Right-hander Jake Peavy will open a five-game homestand for the Giants. It'll be the first time he's started a game on a day other than a Sunday this month.

Those Sunday starts -- two in nationally televised games -- seem to have turned the veteran's season around. He was 2-5 with a 6.34 ERA when the calendar flipped to June, but has since gone 1-1 with a fine 2.65 ERA against St. Louis, Los Angeles and Tampa Bay.

Peavy might be hot, but beating him would figure to be the Phillies' best opportunity to continue their winning ways this weekend. The Giants will follow with Madison Bumgarner (8-3) and Johnny Cueto (11-1) on Saturday and Sunday.

Peavy has a losing record in his career against the Phillies (2-3, 4.15 ERA), but that's ancient history. He hasn't faced Philadelphia since 2009, and has never done so as a member of the Giants.

The only three Phillies he's ever pitched against are Ryan Howard (3-for-9), Carlos Ruiz (0-for-3) and Peter Bourjos (1-for-2).

The Giants have won 12 of their last 15 games against the Phillies dating back to the 2013 season.

The Phillies (31-43) will try to turn things around in the rivalry Friday with right-hander Zach Eflin (0-2, 10.80), another guy whose numbers might be a bit deceiving.

The rookie's debut on June 14 was a complete disaster as he allowed nine runs (eight earned) and nine hits (including three home runs) in 2 2/3 innings at Toronto.

But he rebounded impressively with 5 2/3 innings of four-hit, two-run ball at home against Arizona on Sunday.

The 22-year-old certainly arrives in San Francisco highly regarded. He was the first-round pick of the San Diego Padres in 2012, before getting dealt to the Phillies in a three-team trade that sent Matt Kemp to San Diego and Jimmy Rollins to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

"I looked at a lot of things," the 6-foot-6 Florida native said after the Arizona game of the difference in his two starts. "It's good to bounce back from last outing."

Last Updated: 4/20/2024 5:49:25 AM EST.