Giants vs Athletics MLB Player Prop Picks (Jul 6)

The San Francisco Giants (46–43) and Oakland Athletics (36–54) meet for the final game of their Bay Area series on Sunday night. First pitch is scheduled for 10:05 p.m. ET. San Francisco is going for the sweep after outscoring Oakland 18–4 across the first two games. With Logan Webb taking the mound and Luis Severino countering for the A’s, expect another matchup dictated by pitching depth and momentum.

• Giants have outscored Oakland 18–4 through the first two games of the series.
• Luis Severino is 0–8 at home with a 7.04 ERA; he’s allowed 10 earned runs over his last 9.2 innings.
• Logan Webb ranks top-10 in NL ERA (2.61) and has held opponents under 3 ER in 11 of his last 13 starts.

San Francisco Giants Player Prop Pick: Logan Webb

San Francisco continues to ride its elite pitching staff, led by Logan Webb. The Giants rank top-five in team ERA and are one of the NL’s most efficient defensive squads. Offensively, they’re getting steady production from Heliot Ramos and Willy Adames, and their situational hitting has clicked in this series. The bullpen remains dependable despite recent injuries, and manager Bob Melvin has the team executing in every phase.

• Webb has allowed 3 or fewer earned runs in 11 of his last 13 starts.
• Oakland’s offense ranks bottom-five in OPS and batting average.
• He’s been dominant in this matchup, allowing just 2 ER in 6⅔ IP against the A’s earlier this week.

Oakland Athletics Player Prop Pick: Luis Severino

The A’s continue to struggle with inconsistency and lack of depth. Severino has failed to deliver at home, and the bullpen remains one of MLB’s least effective, ranking near the bottom in ERA and WHIP. Denzel Clarke provides occasional pop, but overall, Oakland’s offense ranks near the bottom of the league in OBP and slugging. With little support behind their starters, the team often finds itself playing from behind.

• Severino has given up 5 earned runs in back-to-back starts and owns a 7.04 home ERA.
• The Giants have scored 11 and 7 runs in the first two games of this series.
• Oakland’s bullpen has the second-worst ERA in the AL, limiting relief support.