Giants @ Athletics

Who will WIN this matchup?

San Francisco Giants (25-26)

@ Oakland Athletics (33-19)

Starting Pitchers:

Anderson (SF): 2-3; 5.06 ERA

Minor (OAK) 1-5; 5.40 ERA

Current odds:

San Francisco Giants: (+160)

Oakland Athletics: (-175)

• The Oakland Athletics go for a clean sweep of their cross-bay rivals Sunday afternoon when they host the San Francisco Giants in the finale of a three-game interleague series. After two dramatic, one-run wins at San Francisco to open the six-game season series last month, the A’s have crushed their neighbors to the tune of 27-3 in the last three meetings. Right-hander Chris Bassitt and lefty Jesus Luzardo have led off consecutive 6-0 shutouts in the first two games of this set, putting the A’s in a position of recording the first 6-0 sweep of the Giants since the two began meeting in the regular season in 1997.

• Playing without two of their biggest bats — injured third baseman Matt Chapman and outfielder Stephen Piscotty — the A’s (33-19) have surprised the Giants (25-26) with two guys who were playing for other teams when the clubs met in San Francisco last month. Jake Lamb triggered a five-run seventh inning Saturday with a two-run homer, his second home run since joining Oakland on Monday. He’s gotten at least one hit in all five games he’s played with the A’s, going 7-for-19 (.368) with two doubles, two homers and five RBIs. Lamb hit just .116 for Arizona in 18 games before being designated for assignment last week.

• Tommy La Stella, meanwhile, has hit safely in 15 of 19 games since joining the A’s in a trade from the Los Angeles Angels last month. La Stella, who contributed a two-run triple to Saturday’s win, has recorded two of more hits in a game seven times already for Oakland while accumulating a .310 average (21-for-68).

• The Giants announced after Saturday’s game that they will push ace Johnny Cueto back a day to start Monday at home against Colorado. In his place, lefty Tyler Anderson (2-3, 5.06), who was ejected after two innings in his start Thursday against Seattle, will get to deal with the new-look A’s. Anderson has faced Lamb 18 times in his career, with the ex-Diamondback going 3-for-15 (.200) with a double, homer and four RBIs. He’s dueled La Stella just three times, resulting in 1-for-2 with a sacrifice fly. Anderson has never pitched against the A’s.

• He is scheduled to be pitted against Oakland left-hander Mike Minor (1-5, 5.40 ERA), who is 3-2 with a 3.27 ERA in eight games (seven starts) against the Giants in his career. Minor will encounter a team that’s totaled just nine hits — eight singles and a Brandon Crawford double — in the first two games of the series.