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The San Francisco Giants edged the Oakland Athletics 2–1 on June 24 at Oracle Park in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. The Giants' offense was anemic, managing just six hits and a .728 OPS while striking out 13 times, yet two home runs proved decisive in a tight contest. Oakland's pitching staff dominated with 13 strikeouts but surrendered both runs on six hits and a 4.95 ERA, undone by the Athletics' own offensive struggles—just three hits and a .247 batting average. The home team's defense committed one error, while the visiting lineup's lone run came via a solo home run in an otherwise futile effort. Both teams drew three walks, but neither could generate sustained offensive pressure, with San Francisco's pitchers recording seven strikeouts across three earned runs allowed. The result highlighted defensive efficiency over run production, a pattern that may signal continued struggles for both offenses moving forward in this matchup.