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The Seattle Mariners edged the San Francisco Giants 4–3 on July 18 at T-Mobile Park in a low-scoring affair that fell short of the Vegas total of 6.5 runs. Despite recording just 3 hits, the Mariners manufactured enough offense with 4 RBIs and 1 home run to hold off a Giants lineup that out-hit them 7–3 but managed only 2 RBIs. Seattle's pitching staff dominated with 12 strikeouts against 3 walks, holding a 3.62 ERA while allowing just 7 hits over the contest. San Francisco's hurlers struck out 8 but surrendered 3 earned runs on their 4.40 ERA, and the Giants' 2 home runs proved insufficient to overcome their offensive inefficiency. Both teams whiffed 12 times, highlighting the strikeout-heavy nature of the matchup. The Mariners' defensive miscue—one error—didn't prove costly in a game decided by a single run. Seattle's pitching depth will be critical as the team looks to maintain momentum in the division race.