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The San Francisco Giants edged the Atlanta Braves 3–2 on June 28 at Oracle Park in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the 7.5-run Vegas total. San Francisco's offense generated 10 hits but struggled to capitalize, recording just 2 RBIs while striking out 12 times; the Giants' .725 OPS reflected their offensive limitations despite holding possession. Atlanta's pitching staff was the game's standout unit, striking out 12 Giants while posting a 3.41 ERA, though the Braves' own anemic offense—just 6 hits and 2 RBIs—proved insufficient despite a lower strikeout rate of 3. The Giants' pitching allowed 6 hits and 1 earned run, though a fielding error contributed to San Francisco's narrow margin. Both teams' offensive output underperformed expectations in what amounted to a grinding, low-run contest decided by marginal execution. The Braves' inability to generate run support despite strong pitching suggests offensive consistency will be critical as the division race tightens.