San Francisco Giants vs San Diego Padres Picks and Predictions June 2nd 2025

San Francisco Giants vs San Diego Padres June 2nd 2025

The Padres will take on the Giants at Oracle Park in San Francisco, CA. The game is scheduled for Monday, June 2, 2025, at 9:45 PM. Fans can tune in on SDPA to catch the action under a clear sky with breezy winds.

Stephen Kolek will be on the mound for the Padres, bringing an ERA of 4.11 and a WHIP of 1.30. The Giants will counter with Logan Webb, who has an ERA of 2.82 and a WHIP of 1.21. This night game promises to be an interesting matchup between these two pitchers.

Padres vs Giants Key Information

• Sport: Baseball
• Teams: Padres vs. Giants
• Venue: Oracle Park in San Francisco, CA
• Date: Monday, June 2, 2025
• Betting Odds: Giants -1.5 (+124), Padres +1.5 (-149), Giants MoneyLine -174, Padres MoneyLine +146, Over/Under 7.0

The Padres Can Win If…

The San Diego Padres recently secured a 6-4 win against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Manny Machado shined with a home run and two RBIs. Jackson Merrill and Luis Arraez contributed with doubles, showcasing their ability to drive the ball into gaps.

The Padres’ pitching staff has been solid with a 3.65 ERA, ranking them 9th overall. Their .229 batting average against is 6th best, indicating they limit opposing hitters effectively. With 503 strikeouts, the Padres’ pitchers can dominate on the mound.

Offensively, the Padres have a .249 batting average, placing them 8th in the league. Manny Machado and Gavin Sheets lead with home runs and RBIs, providing power in the lineup. Even with Sheets’ uncertain status, players like Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jackson Merrill can step up to deliver key hits.

The Giants Can Win If…

The San Francisco Giants enter their next game with momentum from a 4-2 win over the Miami Marlins. Hayden Birdsong pitched 5 1/3 innings, allowing just one run with five strikeouts. Luis Matos was a standout, hitting a home run and driving in three runs.

The Giants have a strong pitching staff, ranking third in ERA at 3.15. They also have the second-lowest number of home runs allowed at 41. Logan Webb, their starting pitcher for the next game, has an impressive ERA of 2.82, making him a key player in their chances of winning.

On offense, Heliot Ramos has been consistent with a .295 batting average and 10 home runs. Wilmer Flores leads the team in RBIs with 47, providing crucial support in the lineup. With solid performances from their top hitters and a strong pitching rotation, the Giants have a good chance to secure another win.

The Lean

The San Francisco Giants are favored with a moneyline of -174 against the San Diego Padres at +146. The Giants have a strong pitching staff with a 3.15 ERA, ranked 3rd, which gives them an edge. My model projects the Giants to win with a score of 4-3, making them the recommended pick for the moneyline.

The current over/under line is set at 7.0, with the over at -125 and the under at +105. Both teams have solid pitching, but the Giants’ ability to limit home runs suggests a lower-scoring game. My model projects a total score of 7, so the under is a cautious pick given the odds.

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Padres, Giants Collide in Critical NL West Series

The San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants aren’t just playing for bragging rights this week—they’re fighting for second place in the National League West. And with the division-leading Dodgers just two games ahead of San Diego, the stakes couldn’t be higher as this four-game series kicks off Monday at Oracle Park.

San Diego’s slim one-game lead over San Francisco is thanks in part to an earlier two-game sweep in April, where Padres picks came through strong. Logan Webb was roughed up in that series, allowing five runs in just five innings. He’ll be looking for redemption in Game 1.

Pitching Spotlight: Webb Looks to Rebound, Kolek Gets the Call

Webb (5-5, 2.82 ERA) hasn’t had the smoothest ride lately. His last two starts in May saw him give up 17 hits and nine runs in just 10 innings. Still, his 3.26 ERA in 15 career appearances vs. the Padres suggests he can bounce back.

Stephen Kolek (3-1, 4.11 ERA) will take the mound for San Diego. After a strong debut in May, Kolek hit a bump in the road, allowing 15 runs over his last three starts. He didn’t pitch against the Giants in April but did face them out of the bullpen last season.

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Giants Offense Needs a Spark

Despite a 4-2 win over the Marlins on Sunday—thanks to a clutch homer by Luis Matos—the Giants have struggled to generate offense, scoring four runs or fewer in 14 straight games.

Manager Bob Melvin joked that Matos’ homer “felt like a 20-run home run” given the team’s recent cold spell. If San Francisco wants to keep pace in the division, they’ll need more firepower this week.

Want deeper team insights? Check out the Giants team profile.

Padres Finding Their Groove Again

San Diego has been riding momentum after a rough patch that included a six-game skid. They’ve now won three straight series, showing signs of life as the season intensifies.

However, the Padres might be without power bat Gavin Sheets in the opener. Sheets suffered a head contusion and other injuries after a brutal collision with the outfield fence on Sunday. His status is still up in the air.

Manager Mike Shildt managed to keep things light, saying, “I think the fence is OK.”

For a betting edge this series, don’t miss the MLB betting guide.