Mets vs Giants Prediction 6 September 2026
📡 The opening two games in New York turned into a slugfest: the Mets claimed a 10-6 win before the Giants hit back with a 9-5 victory. Over two days, both teams have racked up 15 runs apiece. For the series finale, San Francisco are handing Cesar Perdomo his first MLB start-he’s pitched just four innings at the top level so far. This presents an intriguing opportunity for the Mets’ offense, who have posted at least five runs in back-to-back games.
Head-to-Head
📊 The Mets have come out on top in six of their last ten head-to-head clashes. Seven of those meetings have seen at least nine runs scored between the teams. This season, the matchup has been particularly high-scoring: four of their six encounters have produced double-digit run totals.
Head-to-head statistics Mets - Giants

New York Mets Team Overview
The Mets stand at 64-78, but their offense has come alive just in time for this series. On Friday, they launched five home runs-Francisco Álvarez went deep twice, while Mark Vientos, Bo Bichette, and Francisco Lindor each added one. After putting up 10 runs in the opener, New York followed with five more on Saturday, with Brett Baty driving in three RBIs. Despite an up-and-down season, the top and middle of the order are now generating plenty of quality contact.
Match Results: New York Mets

San Francisco Giants Team Overview
The Giants are sitting at 59-84, conceding an average of 4.71 runs per game. Saturday’s win was powered by standout performances from Rafael Devers and Christian Koss, both of whom homered twice. However, defense continues to be a concern: New York have racked up 15 runs over the first two games of the series, and San Francisco now face added uncertainty with an inexperienced starting pitcher on the mound.
Match Results: San Francisco Giants
⚾ Starting Pitchers
Christian Scott gets the nod for the Mets - he’s 4-4 on the year with a 3.80 ERA and a 1.31 WHIP. Over 94 innings, Scott has racked up 113 strikeouts. While he can allow some traffic on the bases, his strikeout rate often helps him pitch his way out of trouble.
Cesar Perdomo is making just his second MLB appearance and his first career start. In his debut, the left-hander went four innings, allowed one earned run, struck out four, and posted a 1.00 WHIP. It’s too early to draw any big conclusions from such a small sample, and facing the Mets’ powerful top of the order will be his first real test at this level.
⭐ Editorial Prediction
The Mets’ offense has put up at least four runs in back-to-back games and now faces a pitcher making his first MLB start. Even if Perdomo impresses in his debut, there’s simply not enough evidence to trust him to go deep against the likes of Lindor, Bichette, and the heart of New York’s lineup. Should the lefty exit early, the bulk of the workload will fall on a Giants bullpen that allows more than 4.7 runs per game on average. While there’s always some risk given the Mets’ inconsistency, the current matchup clearly favors their bats. We’re backing the New York Mets’ team total over 4.5 runs.