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The San Francisco Giants dominated the Seattle Mariners 7–0 on July 17 at T-Mobile Park, delivering a shutout performance that easily exceeded the Vegas total line of 7.5. The Giants' offense generated 12 hits and 2 home runs while driving in 6 runs, posting a .730 OPS that proved far too much for a Mariners lineup that managed just 2 hits and struck out 4 times. Seattle's pitching staff surrendered 6 earned runs and allowed 12 hits, while the home team's defense committed 2 errors that contributed to their offensive futility. The Mariners' .686 OPS and .228 batting average underscored a complete offensive collapse, and their inability to score despite 3 walks highlighted missed opportunities. San Francisco's pitching was nearly impeccable, allowing only 2 hits across nine innings with a 0.00 ERA, though the Giants' 4 strikeouts and 3 walks suggested some inefficiency despite the dominant result. This lopsided victory signals the Giants' pitching depth as a potential playoff asset heading into the second half.