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Cincinnati edged Arizona 2–1 on June 13 at Great American Ball Park in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the 9.5 Vegas total. The Reds' offense was anemic, managing just 3 hits with a .704 OPS, yet capitalized on their lone home run to drive in 2 runs and secure the win. Arizona's pitching was sharp, striking out 10 batters while limiting Cincinnati to 3 hits and 2 earned runs, but the Diamondbacks' own lineup struggled to generate offense despite collecting 7 hits; they struck out 8 times and managed only 1 run on 1 RBI. The Reds' pitching staff contributed 8 strikeouts across 7 hits allowed, though an error and 3 walks created some sloppiness. Both teams' bats disappointed relative to the under-the-radar matchup, with Arizona's .689 OPS and Cincinnati's .704 OPS reflecting the defensive-heavy nature of the contest. The Reds' ability to win despite offensive futility suggests their pitching depth could be a factor as they navigate the division race.