Mets vs Giants: Injury-Riddled Pitcher's Duel

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Tonight's matchup pits the New York Mets at three wins and three losses against the San Francisco Giants sitting at two wins and four losses.

It's going down in San Francisco at 9.45 pm. Eastern time.

On the mound for the Mets, David Peterson with a spotless zero wins zero losses, 0.00, ERA, and three strikeouts so far.

The Giants counter with Robbie Ray, zero wins and one loss, 3.38 ERA.

The betting line has the Mets' slight favorites in minus 125. Giants at plus 105 with the over under at seven runs.

Giants are desperate to snap a three game home losing streak after starting rough this season.

Last year, San Francisco finished 81 and 81 overall, 42 and 39 at home, slugging 0.386 as a team with 2.7 extra base hits per game.

Mets ended 83 and 79, but struggled on the road at 34 and 47, averaging 8.4 hits per game while.

Both squads are banged up bad. Giants have reverse San Martine out 60 days with a hit issue, plus several others on 15 or 60 day injured lists for hamstring, shoulder, forearm, and elbow problems.

Mets missing AJ Mintre for last strain and multiple pitchers sideline 60 days with elbow and rib injuries.

This one's shaping up as a pitcher's duel, turned injury riddled grind, keeping eye on how these depleted lineups hold up under the lights.