San Francisco Giants Face Toronto Blue Jays

The San Francisco Giants are set to host the Toronto Blue Jays at Oracle Park on July 6, coming off a 7-6 loss to the Colorado Rockies on July 5.

What's at stake for San Francisco Giants?

The Giants currently hold a 37-52 record, standing 13th in the National League, and are looking to turn their season around.

The team has a slugging percentage of .420 and is scoring 4.07 runs per game.

How do the teams match up?

The Toronto Blue Jays have a 42-47 record and are compiling 4.0 runs per contest, ranking them 27th in baseball.

Their pitching staff has earned a collective WHIP of 1.31 and has given up 101 home runs.

What to expect from the pitchers?

Kevin Gausman is expected to start for the Blue Jays, with a career win-loss record of 116-120 and a FIP of 3.78.

Landen Roupp will start for the Giants, looking to improve their team's ERA of 4.12.

The Giants have turned 69.5% of balls hit into play into outs, which has them sitting at 21st in baseball.

Can the Giants bounce back?

The San Francisco Giants have lost one game in a row and are looking to bounce back against the Blue Jays.

They have a team batting average of .245 and have struck out 681 times.

The Blue Jays have an earned run average of 4.12 and have struck out 790 hitters.

The game is set to start at Oracle Park, with the Giants looking to improve their home record.

The Giants have a fielding percentage of .982, which ranks 26th in professional baseball.