SAN FRANCISCO — The Mets will be looking to end their seven-game road trip on a high note despite the continued absence of Juan Soto.

The club has won its last two games of its series with the Giants, scoring a combined 19 runs while limiting them to three. They can seal a winning road trip with a victory in Sunday’s series finale at 4:05 p.m. at Oracle Park.

Soto continues to be out of the lineup with a minor right calf strain.

The rest of the lineup has picked up the slack, with Mark Vientos supplying three hits, two runs and an RBI on Saturday. Tyrone Taylor came off the bench and tagged a three-run home run and added an RBI single late in the win, which also saw Clay Holmes toss seven scoreless innings to pick up his second win.

After a hard-luck loss in his season debut, Kodai Senga will look to keep the success coming for the Mets starting rotation. He will be matched up against Giants righty Logan Webb, who has had an up-and-down start to the season. He enters 1-1 with nine earned runs allowed in 11 innings but is coming off a quality start against the Padres.

As the Mets and Giants close their series on Sunday afternoon, here is how the Mets are lined up:

NY Mets announce Sunday lineup vs. Giants

A missing person case out of Seaside involving a San Francisco man is now being considered suspicious.

“His disappearance is extremely unusual. He’s never done this before,” said Seaside Police Chief Nick Borges.

Thirty-four-year-old Dewayne Williams of San Francisco has been missing since early Monday morning, when he left and never returned.

“He’s healthy. He doesn’t suffer from any type of mental condition. There have been no reports of any substance abuse and no reports of him being suicidal,” Borges said.

Williams and his wife were in town last weekend to visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It was their first time in the area, and now the husband is missing. Williams was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, black jeans and orange Nikes. His wife spoke to KSBW by phone from San Francisco.

“If anyone has seen him, please just give me a call or let me know something. We just want to know if he’s OK. His mom, his uncles, his son — everyone is worried. We have a lot of people out looking for him, even in San Francisco,” said Patrice Williams, the missing man’s wife.

His wife told detectives her husband went to the beach early Monday morning while it was still dark, then returned around 3:30 a.m., saying he was going to a bus stop where he had left his jacket. Surveillance video shows him walking north on Fremont Boulevard near Playa Avenue, close to the Gateway Lodge, where the couple was staying. Police said Williams does not own a cellphone.

“If that’s all true, that makes this extremely suspicious that a grown adult wanders off in the middle of the night and does not return home or to his hotel. It’s concerning,” Borges said.

Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Dewayne Williams is asked to call 911 or Seaside police.