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The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Minnesota Twins 4–3 on July 10 at Target Field in a low-scoring affair that fell short of the 9.5-run Vegas total. The Angels' offense proved marginally more efficient despite nearly identical contact rates, collecting 10 hits and 3 RBIs while the Twins managed 9 hits with the same run production; the Angels' lone home run proved decisive in a contest where neither team generated significant power. Minnesota's pitching staff struck out 6 but allowed 4 earned runs across a 4.67 ERA performance, while Los Angeles countered with a 4.65 ERA and just 4 strikeouts, indicating both teams relied on contact management rather than dominant stuff. The Angels' ability to convert their limited offensive opportunities into a road victory suggests improved clutch hitting despite posting a .708 OPS, while the Twins' scoreless home-run output highlighted their offensive limitations. The Angels' road efficiency in a tight contest could signal improved execution heading into the second half of the season.