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How do two teams stack up? Every team stat side by side, each with its rank among all 30.
2026 seasonregular season, raw totals
The D-backs rank better on 18 of 26 team stats.
 D-backs | Overview |  Giants |
|---|---|---|
| 86-76 | Record | 65-97 |
| +9 | Run differential | -91 |
| .50614th | Pythagorean win% | 25th.441 |
Hittingvalue · rank of 30
| 4.5610th | Runs scored per game | 26th4.13 |
| .24610th | Batting average | 16th.245 |
| .31813th | On-base percentage | 29th.306 |
| .40212th | Slugging percentage | 18th.400 |
| .72011th | OPS (on-base plus slugging) | 24th.706 |
| .15615th | Isolated power (SLG − AVG) | 17th.155 |
| 16625th | Home runs | 20th178 |
| 8.8%15th | Walk rate (BB / PA) | 30th7.4% |
| 19.4%3rd | Strikeout rate (K / PA) | 18th22.1% |
| 10316th | Stolen bases | 22nd88 |
| .28422nd | BABIP (average on balls in play) | 12th.291 |
Pitchingvalue · rank of 30
| 4.5117th | Runs allowed per game | 23rd4.69 |
| 4.1818th | ERA | 23rd4.33 |
| 1.2811th | WHIP (walks + hits per inning) | 24th1.36 |
| 7.1229th | Strikeouts per 9 innings | 27th7.58 |
| 3.014th | Walks per 9 innings | 25th3.75 |
| 1.1617th | Home runs per 9 innings | 4th1.01 |
| 2.3619th | Strikeout-to-walk ratio | 29th2.02 |
| 18.7%29th | Strikeout rate (K / batters faced) | 27th19.5% |
| .72622nd | Opponent OPS | 16th.719 |
| 3821st | Saves | 29th30 |
| 66.7%12th | Save conversion (SV / save chances) | 27th52.6% |
Fieldingvalue · rank of 30
| .9892nd | Fielding percentage | 29th.982 |
| 642nd | Errors | 30th108 |
| 18.6%26th | Caught-stealing rate | 18th21.6% |
| 1384th | Double plays turned | 2nd145 |
How this is measured
Raw season stats from the MLB Stats API; ranks are among all 30 clubs, 1st = best in the stat's good direction. The better side of each row is in bold. Counting a team's “wins” across rows treats every stat as equal, which they are not — runs scored and allowed per game say more about a team than stolen bases do. Nothing is adjusted for park or schedule.