If the trend continues, expect San Francisco to win two-of-three games this weekend from Oakland.
Since interleague play began the two teams have split their series each year. With Oakland winning two-of-three last weekend in San Francisco, the Giants must do the same to keep the series tied up.
The Giants have slightly better numbers offensively, but that's largely the result of one huge blowout win last year. On June 4 in Oakland, the Giants demolished the A's 18-2.
While the series has been close, the games generally haven't been; only five of the 23 games have been decided by a single run, with Oakland winning three of them.
Since interleague play began the two teams have split their series each year. With Oakland winning two-of-three last weekend in San Francisco, the Giants must do the same to keep the series tied up.
The Giants have slightly better numbers offensively, but that's largely the result of one huge blowout win last year. On June 4 in Oakland, the Giants demolished the A's 18-2.
While the series has been close, the games generally haven't been; only five of the 23 games have been decided by a single run, with Oakland winning three of them.
