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Minnesota Twins vs San Francisco Giants Starting Lineups — September 22, 2026
Batting orders, positions, season stats, splits against the opposing starter's hand and batter-versus-pitcher history with sample size for both clubs.
9:45 PM ET · Oracle ParkFinal lineups locked · Sep 22, 6:45 PM ETStats updated Oct 27, 6:06 AM ET
Lineup strength vs today's starter
Weighted by batting-order spot. Season rates are regressed toward league average before they enter the model.
MIN.712
+26 ptsOPS edge
SF
.686
Even matchuplimited data
Power
Season HR
113vs30
Discipline
Adj. OBP
.309vs.303
Top of order
Slots 1–4
.742vs.719
Bottom of order
Slots 7–9
.669vs.650
MIN wins 7 of 9 batting-order slots · SF wins 2
MINSlotSF
Luke Keaschall.747
1.723Drew Gilbert
Brooks Lee.733
2.735Jonah Cox
Kody Clemens.750
3.721Victor Bericoto
Josh Bell.738
4.696Turner Hill
Walker Jenkins.702
5.712Bo Davidson
Emmanuel Rodriguez.712
6.616Shay Whitcomb
Royce Lewis.679
7.669Scott Bandura
Victor Caratini.650
8.641Drew Cavanaugh
Ryan Kreidler.678
9.639Christian Koss
5 of 9 Minnesota Twins hitters have the platoon advantage vs Anthony Molina (4 of 9 for San Francisco Giants)
Minnesota Twins
- Balanced lineup, no standout strength or weakness
San Francisco Giants
- Balanced lineup, no standout strength or weakness
- Bottom third drops off sharply
- Limited power in this configuration
- 3 hitters with limited MLB sample