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How to watch San Francisco Giants vs. New York Mets Friday, Saturday nights
We have a double dose of San Francisco Giants baseball on NBC Bay Area this weekend!
Tune in Friday and Saturday nights to catch the Giants square off against the New York Mets in a National League showdown.
The Giants (54-49 overall, 28-20 at home) come into the weekend series having won two in a row after dropping six straight. The Mets (59-44 overall, 22-28 away) have won four in a row, including a recent sweep of the Los Angeles Angels.
Logan Webb (9-7, 3.08 ERA) is slated to take the mound for the Giants Friday night. The Mets will likely counter with right-hander Clay Holmes (8-5, 3.48 ERA).
Game Chat: Mets vs Giants, 10:15 PM
Friday, July 25, 2025 • 1015 PM
Oracle Park • San Francisco, CA
RHP Clay Holmes (8-5, 3.48) vs. RHP Logan Webb (9-7, 3.08)
WPIX
Hope you like the San Francisco Giants, because the Mets are going to see them a lot over the next week or so. Over their next nine games, the Mets and Giants will face off six times! Going into play tonight, the Mets are on a four-game winning streak and hold a half-game lead in the NL East.
The Giants have won back-to-back games but have struggled recently, going 3-7 in their last 10 games played. They are five games over .500 and one game back of the San Diego Padres (who the Mets play next) for the final Wild Card spot. Both the Mets and the Giants would feel a lot more confident about reaching October if they were to earn the potential tie-breaker by taking the season series.
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Mets Series Preview: Mets head west to take on Giants in three-game set
The Mets take their good vibes from their recent sweep out West for a six-game swing against NL West foes.
Following a 4-2 homestand, the first-place Mets (59-44) embark on a six-game west coast swing, beginning with three games against the Giants (54-49). The Mets dropped four of six games to the Giants last year, including dropping two of three at Oracle Park. The Mets have not won a series in San Francisco since 2018, when they took two of three. Since then, the Mets have gone 6-11 against the Giants in San Francisco.
The Mets just swept the Angels at home and leapfrogged the Phillies for first place in the NL East. The series started with a startling 7-5 win that was greatly aided by the Angels’ awful defense and subpar bullpen. The Mets fell behind 4-0, as Kodai Senga only lasted three innings and saw his streak of 31 straight starts without allowing more than three earned runs end. The Mets chipped away with a two-run Brett Baty homer, and tied it up with three in the seventh, two of which came from Juan Soto’s game-tying single. A Chris Taylor misplay in the eighth resulted in a Francisco Alvarez double, and the Mets again scored the go-ahead run in the eighth on an infield grounder and misplay.
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