San Francisco Giants vs Los Angeles Angels Prediction 4/19/25 MLB Picks

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving San Francisco

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Los Angeles

-Recent betting trends in games played between the San Francisco and Los Angeles

-A summary that ties it all together produces a favorable betting outcome for Today’s Game between the Giants and Angels. 

What Happened to the Giants?

The Giants have 13 wins on the season, but the bats went on ice cold on Friday night. The Giants finished with four hits and zero runs. Logan Webb had a strong start, going six innings and striking out 12, but it was wasted with the lack of run support. The Giants have lost three of the last four games. 

The Giants are averaging 5.47 runs while their pitching is giving up 3.79 runs per game. The offense is ranked 4th in the league while the pitching is ranked 5th. Overall, this has been a very balanced team to start the season. Getting the start for the Giants will be Landen Roupp and he sits with a 1-1 record and an ERA of 4.80. In his last start against the Philadelphia Phillies, he went five innings, giving up six hits and four runs. 

Why the Giants Will Beat the Angels

• The Giants have won seven of their last eight road games following a loss.
• The Angels have lost six of their last seven night games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim following a win.
• The Giants have covered the run line in 10 of their last 11 night games against American League opponents.
• The Angels have failed to cover the run line in six of their last seven night games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim following a win.
• The Angels have trailed after 5 innings in three of their last four games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim against opponents that held a winning record.

Strong Pitching for the Angels

It was strong pitching for the Angels on Friday, and that was enough to come away with the two-run victory. Tyler Anderson got the start, going six innings, giving up three hits and zero runs. He had six strikeouts and two walks. Zach Neto drove in a run, and even though they won the offense didn’t actually have all that much production have all that much production. Neto finding success in his first game of the season was impressive though. Mike Trout had three at bats and finished with zero hits. 

The Angels are averaging 4.38 runs while their pitching is giving up 5.0 runs per game. The offense is ranked 13th while the pitching is ranked 27th. The pitching for this team has been a major issue. Kyle Hendricks gets the start for the Angels and he sits with an 0-1 record and an ERA of 4.20. Against the Houston Astros he went four innings giving up four hits and five runs. 

San Francisco Giants vs Los Angeles Angels Pick. 

Give me the Giants here. The Angels are averaging 4.38 runs per game but it’s not going to be enough with what Kyle Hendricks is going to do here. Kyle Hendricks gave up four hits and five runs in his last start and he’s going to be awful again here. Hendricks had three walks in his last game and the Giants are going to be patient and tee off on him early and often. Back the Giants on the money line.