Landen Roupp anchors the Giants' rotation in this Petco Park duel. He comes in with a 7-6 record and a 3.45 ERA, carrying solid control and a track record of neutralizing lineups. A rough last start adds risk, but Roupp remains a viable streaming option in GPPs if he keeps the ball on the ground and minimizes the big hit against a Padres lineup that loves the home yard.

Roupp (7-6, 3.11 ERA) is Giants’ starter with a standout recent appearance (0 ER, 4 hits, 1 walk, 6 K). This start against the Rays tests his consistency in a ballpark that can suppress runs. A disciplined outing and clean innings could tilt the game toward the Giants late, especially if the bullpen can preserve a slim lead in a tense matchup.

Roupp’s 2025 campaign features a 3.11 ERA with 95 K in 101 1/3 IP and a remarkable 1.80 ERA at home, plus a 0.0 HR/9. Returning from elbow soreness with rehab assignments underway, he could slot into SF’s rotation depth quickly, providing a strong matchup-neutral streaming option in leagues that reward strikeouts and ratio categories, especially if he can sustain high K rates.

Landen Roupp’s injury adds to the Giants' pitching depth concerns, leaving the rotation vulnerable at a crucial time in the season as they seek to compete for a Wild Card spot.

Rookie pitcher Landen Roupp's ground-ball rate of 47.2% means that Devers will have many chances to field grounders at first base, making his defensive performance critical.