The San Francisco Giants (8-1) will look to keep a seven-game winning streak going when they host the Cincinnati Reds (3-7) on Tuesday at 9:45 p.m. ET. The Giants are favored (-120) over the Reds (+101). San Francisco’s Landen Roupp starts against Cincinnati’s Nick Lodolo.

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Giants vs. Reds betting lines

• Favorite: Giants (-120)
• Underdog: Reds (+101)
• Over/under: 7.5

Giants betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Giants betting info

• The Giants have yet to lose as the moneyline favorite this season, going 5-0.
• San Francisco has played in five games as moneyline favorites with odds of -120 or shorter and won every time.
• The Giants have a 54.5% chance to win this contest based on the moneyline’s implied probability.
• In the nine games in which oddsmakers have set an over/under for San Francisco, it has combined with opponents to go over the total six times (6-3-0).
• The Giants have collected a 7-2-0 record ATS this season (covering 77.8% of the time).

Giants hitting info

• Wilmer Flores has accumulated a team-best four home runs and 12 runs batted in.
• Flores’ home runs rank sixth in MLB and he ranks fourth in RBI in MLB.
• Flores has hit safely in four games in a row. In his last five games he is batting .278 with a home run and four RBI.
• Heliot Ramos is hitting .308 with three doubles, three home runs and a walk.
• Among all MLB hitters, Ramos ranks 17th in home runs and 17th in RBI.
• Ramos takes a nine-game hitting streak into this game. During his last nine outings he is batting .308 with three doubles, three home runs, a walk and nine RBI.
• Jung Hoo Lee paces the Giants with a .344 batting average.
• Lee brings a seven-game hitting streak into this game. In his last eight outings he is hitting .344 with six doubles, three walks and three RBI.
• Matt Chapman is batting .281 with two doubles, two home runs and seven walks.

Giants pitching rankings

• The pitching staff for the Giants has a collective 7.9 K/9, which ranks 22nd in MLB.
• San Francisco has a 2.85 team ERA that ranks fourth across all MLB pitching staffs.
• The Giants average baseball’s 13th-ranked WHIP (1.244).
• Giants pitchers combine to give up 10 total home runs at a rate of 1.1 per game (12th-fewest in MLB).
• San Francisco struck out six Mariners batters while giving up 11 hits in a 5-4 win in its last game.

Reds betting info, hitting leaders, & pitching

Reds betting info

• This season, the Reds have won two out of the seven games in which they’ve been the underdog.
• Cincinnati has a record of 2-4 when it’s set as an underdog of +101 or more by bookmakers this season.
• The moneyline for this contest implies a 49.8% chance of a victory for the Reds.
• Games involving Cincinnati have gone over the total set by oddsmakers in five of 10 chances this season.
• The Reds are 5-5-0 ATS in their 10 games with a spread this season.

Reds hitting info

• Elly De La Cruz is batting .250 for Cincinnati with a team-high 10 RBI.
• Among all batters in the majors, De La Cruz is 42nd in home runs and 13th in RBI.
• TJ Friedl leads Cincinnati in batting with a .289 average.
• Friedl is 82nd among hitters in MLB in homers, and 106th in RBI.
• Friedl brings a three-game hitting streak into this game. In his last five games he is batting .333 with a home run, a walk and three RBI.
• Matt McLain leads Cincinnati in home runs with three. He’s driven in five runs and is slugging .571.
• Jose Trevino has collected five hits this season and has an OBP of .368. He’s slugging .529 on the year.
• Trevino has safely hit in two straight games. During his last five outings he is hitting .333 with a double, a home run, a walk and two RBI.

Reds pitching rankings

• The Reds average the 23rd-most strikeouts per nine innings (7.8) in the majors this season.
• Cincinnati has pitched to a 3.41 ERA this season, which ranks ninth in baseball.
• The Reds have a combined WHIP of just 1.023 as a pitching staff, which is the second-best in baseball this season.
• The Reds have given up the 12th-fewest long balls so far this season with 10 home runs allowed.
• Cincinnati pitchers struck out five Brewers hitters while allowing eight base hits in an 8-2 loss its last time out.