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The Athletics defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4–3 on June 10 at Las Vegas Ballpark in a tight contest decided by power hitting. Oakland's three home runs proved decisive despite managing only nine hits and a modest .735 OPS, while Milwaukee outhit the hosts 11–9 but could only muster two homers and three RBIs. The Brewers' pitching staff was more efficient, posting a 3.47 ERA with five strikeouts across fewer innings, but Oakland's hurlers struck out nine batters and surrendered just three earned runs to secure the win. Both offenses struggled at the plate, with each team fanning nine times and combining for just 20 hits—a sign of effective fastball work from both bullpens. The Athletics' superior slugging percentage (.409 to .389) and timely power proved the difference in a game where neither lineup generated sustained offensive pressure. Oakland's ability to win despite a 4.62 team ERA suggests the home run advantage may not be sustainable as the rotation faces stronger competition ahead.