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Colorado defeated San Francisco 4–3 on July 10 at Oracle Park in a low-scoring contest that fell short of the 8.5-run Vegas total. The Giants managed 11 hits with a .732 OPS but mustered only three runs, hampered by a .256 batting average and just one home run. San Francisco's pitching staff struck out nine Rockies batters while allowing 10 hits and four earned runs across an ERA of 4.53. Colorado's offense proved marginally more efficient despite identical hit totals, posting a .750 OPS and converting 10 hits into four runs with four RBIs while striking out nine times. The Rockies' pitching was less effective—a 5.47 ERA with only three strikeouts—but benefited from the Giants' inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities. Neither team committed an error, keeping the game tight throughout. The Rockies' road victory improves their run differential in a series where pitching depth continues to be a liability for both clubs.