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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Seattle Mariners 6–2 on June 19 at T-Mobile Park, delivering an offensive performance that exceeded the Vegas total line of 6.5 runs. Boston's pitching was the game's defining factor, limiting Seattle to just 2 hits while striking out 8 and allowing only 2 earned runs across 3.90 ERA pitching. The Red Sox offense, though modest in batting average at .245, manufactured enough run support with 10 hits and 5 RBIs to secure a comfortable road victory. Seattle's lineup struggled significantly, posting a .705 OPS with 8 strikeouts against 4 walks, managing only 1 home run and 2 RBIs on 2 hits. Boston's pitchers walked 4 but proved stingy overall, while a defensive error by Seattle contributed to the home team's frustration. The disparity in run production—Boston scoring 3 times as many runs on comparable hit totals—underscored Boston's ability to convert opportunities into runs. This victory strengthens Boston's position in the division standings while exposing Seattle's offensive inconsistency heading into the second half.