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The San Francisco Giants dominated the Colorado Rockies 19–6 on May 31 at Coors Field in a lopsided affair that shattered the Vegas total of 3 runs. San Francisco's offense was relentless, collecting 25 hits including 3 home runs while driving in 18 runs, with an OPS of .705 that far exceeded Colorado's anemic .697. The Giants' pitching was equally impressive, allowing just 10 hits and 3 earned runs while striking out 10 batters and posting a 4.33 ERA. Colorado's lineup managed only 10 hits with no home runs and a .245 average, compounded by three defensive errors that contributed to the blowout. The Rockies' pitching staff was shelled, surrendering 25 hits and 19 earned runs with a bloated 5.39 ERA. This offensive explosion by San Francisco—nearly triple Colorado's output—suggests the Giants' lineup is firing on all cylinders while the Rockies' pitching depth remains a significant concern heading into June.