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San Francisco Giants Betting Preview
The San Francisco Giants missed the postseason last year, finishing below the .500 mark in 2023 and finishing in fourth place in the NL West. Offense was the main problem for the Giants last year, as they were not able to push enough runs across the plate to make themselves a real contender in their division or the National League as a whole.
In a loaded National League West, the Giants are in for another tough year in 2024. Their season win total is right around the .500 mark for the year, but some losses in the offseason and the quality of competition surrounding them this year will make things very challenging if the Giants want to rise up the ranks in the year to come.
2024 Over/Under Season Win Total Odds
| Sportsbook | Over/Under Wins |
|---|---|
| DraftKings | 81.5 |
| BetMGM | 81.5 |
San Francisco Giants Futures Betting Odds
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Standings Data
| 2023 | |
|---|---|
| Actual Record | 79-83 |
| Run Differential | -45 |
| Pythagorean W/L | 76-86 |
| BaseRuns Record | 79-83 |
| BaseRuns Run Differential | -22 |
San Francisco Giants Betting Picks, Predictions & News
Offseason Transactions
Key Additions: Jung Hoo Lee, Jorge Soler, Jordan Hicks, Robbie Ray
Key Departures: Brandon Crawford, Joc Pederson, Mitch Haniger, Anthony DeSclafani, Alex Wood, Ross Stripling, Sean Manaea
This past offseason was a net negative for the Giants, who saw some major losses in the pitching department. The acquisitions of Robbie Ray and Jorge Soler are interesting, but not enough to make up for what they lost last season. That is a bad sign for a team in a division that has seen so many other teams make improvements.
Offensive Outlook
The San Francisco Giants finished with the second-worst run total among teams in the National League last year. The Miami Marlins were the only other team in the NL to score fewer runs than San Francisco. They should struggle offensively again this year, as Jorge Soler was their only real addition to their lineup, and Soler is coming off of a year where he only drove in 75 runs despite hitting an impressive 36 home runs.
Pitching Outlook
The strength of the Giants was its pitching staff last season, as they ranked third in the National League in runs allowed last season. This year will be tougher for the Giants from a pitching perspective, though, as they lost several high-level starting pitchers. They will need Robbie Ray to step up and reclaim the form that made him a Cy Young caliber pitcher in the past in order for this team to have an elite pitching staff once again.
Positives & Negatives
San Francisco’s biggest positive going into this season is that they have a recent history of quality pitching to lean on. But the losses from last season’s team make that pitching more of a question mark than it has been in the past. And the batting for this team is a massive negative, as it is hard to see this team being more of a threat than it was a year ago.
San Francisco Giants Season Win Total Pick & Prediction: Under 81.5
Our prediction for the Giants in the season win total market is for San Francisco to go under their win total of 81.5 games. The Giants are going to struggle at the plate again this year and the potential for their pitching staff to take some steps backward is a scary thought for this team. We expect the Giants to fail to reach the .500 mark this year as the Giants will finish fourth or fifth in the NL West.
