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The Colorado Rockies edged the Boston Red Sox 8–6 on June 24 at Coors Field in a matchup that exceeded the Vegas total of 10.5 runs. The Rockies' 14 hits and 8 RBIs proved decisive despite a modest .734 OPS, while Boston's pitching staff struck out 11 Colorado batters but allowed 14 hits across the lineup. The Red Sox, held to 11 hits with 2 home runs, couldn't capitalize on their superior ERA of 3.82 against Colorado's inflated 5.48 mark—a stark reminder of how offensive environment at Coors Field can overwhelm pitching metrics. Boston struck out only 8 times and drew just 1 walk, reflecting a passive approach that ultimately cost them in a close contest. The Rockies' lack of power (zero home runs) was offset by consistent contact and situational hitting, suggesting they won the battle of execution despite unfavorable individual pitching numbers. This loss leaves Boston searching for offensive consistency as the division race tightens.