The Washington Nationals (5-6) look to find the series sweep over the San Francisco Giants (4-8) in game three of their series on Wednesday, April 10 at 3:45 PM ET at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California. The Giants are nearly moderate favorites with a moneyline at -195.

The Nationals have won their last three games heading into the final matchup of this series. The average score in this series so far have been 6.5 to 2.0 in favor of the Nationals who have won twice now.

CJ Abrams leads a variety of stats for the Nationals, which include three home runs, eight RBI’s, and a .344 batting average. He also does well offensively with a.400 on base percentage and a .688 slugging percentage to keep the Giants on their toes.

Patrick Corbin will have an opportunity on the mound to improve, as he currently has an ERA at 6.97 and a WHIP at 1.94. In 10.1 innings pitched so far, these numbers will need steady improvement.

The Nationals are doing decent at the plate with a batting average at .233 and their opponents are averaging .276. This matchup will likely come down to pitching, as both sides have struggled respectively in their own regard.

The Giants are currently on a two-game losing streak and need to break through in order to have some positive momentum. Their latest defeat was a 5-3 showing to the Nationals, which was more appealing than game one where they lost 8-1.

Michael Conforto is setting up nice examples on offense, leading them with this kind of energy of three home runs, 10 RBI’s, and a batting average at .310. He also carries an on base percentage at .370 and a slugging percentage at .619.

Jordan Hicks has been great in the 12.0 innings he has pitched so far. He currently has an ERA of 0.75 and a WHIP at 0.75, revealing their ticket to potentially winning this matchup.

The Giants’ defense will be the main focus here, as they have a batting average at .226 and allow their opponents to get .270. If their offense has issues generating momentum, their defense must step up. They have been getting a .300 on base percentage and a .345 slugging percentage.

MyBookie provides bettors with appealing NHL odds, which currently show the San Francisco Giants as favorites to succeed. The Giants have a 75.2 percent chance at success according to market insights.

The Nationals have great momentum and appear to be the team to beat here. However, the Giants have a great starting pitcher for this game and are in good hands.