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The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Washington Nationals 3–1 on June 26 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in a low-scoring contest that fell well short of the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. Baltimore's pitching staff dominated, striking out 10 batters while allowing just five hits and one earned run, posting a 4.39 ERA despite committing one error. The Nationals managed only five hits and drew zero walks, with their offense limited to a single run on one RBI; Washington's pitchers struck out 12 Orioles but surrendered three earned runs across eight hits, inflating their ERA to 4.74. Neither team homered, underscoring the defensive nature of the matchup, though Baltimore's seven walks provided more scoring opportunities than Washington's inability to get on base. The Orioles' pitching efficiency and the Nationals' offensive drought proved decisive in a game that showcased strong arms over bats. Baltimore's ability to win without power will be critical as they navigate the division race.