The Los Angeles Angels host the Athletics on June 11, 2025. First pitch from Angel Stadium is scheduled for 4:07 p.m. EDT; the game will be broadcast on NBCS-CA.
Read our Athletics vs Angels prediction and MLB pick below.
- Athletics vs Angels Picks: Under 10 (-118, BetMGM)
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Athletics vs Angels Odds
Athletics Odds | ||
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Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+1.5 -185 | 10 -102o / -118u | +118 |
Angels Odds | ||
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Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-1.5 +150 | 10 -102o / -118u | -140 |
Athletics vs Angels Projected Starting Pitchers
LHP JP Sears (ATH) | Stat | RHP Kyle Hendricks (LAA) |
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5-5 | W-L | 3-6 |
0.0 | fWAR (FanGraphs) | 0.3 |
5.21 / 4.27 | ERA / xERA | 5.40 / 4.19 |
5.32 / 4.78 | FIP / xFIP | 5.12 / 5.05 |
1.29 | WHIP | 1.32 |
12.1% | K-BB% | 7.6% |
31.8% | GB% | 39.4% |
98 | Stuff+ | 82 |
105 | Location+ | 111 |
Tanner McGrath’s Athletics vs Angels Preview
One of our Action Labs betting systems, powered by Evan Abrams, popped for this matchup.
Unders Off Low-Scoring Games targets regular-season MLB matchups where both teams are entering the second or later game of a series after producing minimal offense in their previous outing. Ultimately, betting on the under when recent results and situational rhythm point to a slow-paced, low-output environment.
The Angels beat the A’s 2-1 on Tuesday, and I’m banking on another low-scoring matchup for Wednesday behind starting pitchers JP Sears and Kyle Hendricks.
I mostly believe in Athletics starter Sears, who has flashed at moments over the past two seasons. Ultimately, he projects as a mid-fours FIP guy, but I project plenty of positive regression for him in the future, as I don’t expect his ridiculous 2.00 HR/9 allowed trend to continue.
The Angels' offense is legit, but they’re much worse against southpaws (71 wRC+) than against righties (95 wRC+), so Sears is in a decent spot.
It’s much harder to buy in on Angels starter Hendricks, as The Professor is far from a top-tier guy in his age-35 season. That said, He’s due for some positive regression (5.40 ERA, 4.19 xERA), given he’s still pitching to contact well (86.8 MPH average exit velocity allowed, 90th percentile; 36.6% hard-hit rate allowed, 75th percentile).
We’ll see if the Athletics can continue their offensive tear, as they’ve been a top-10 offense against right-handed pitching for the entire season.
Both bullpens scare me, but I’m still in on the Under.
Pick: Under 10 (-118, BetMGM)