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The San Francisco Giants defeated the Colorado Rockies 4–2 on July 11 at Oracle Park in a low-scoring affair that fell short of the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. San Francisco's offense generated just seven hits but made them count, driving in four runs with one home run while striking out nine times; the Giants' pitching staff allowed six hits and two earned runs with a 4.50 ERA across the outing. Colorado managed six hits and one home run but couldn't capitalize, recording only one RBI despite drawing three walks and striking out six times. The Rockies' pitching was less effective, surrendering seven hits and four earned runs with a 5.46 ERA and nine strikeouts. Both teams posted identical .256 batting averages, though San Francisco's superior run production in key moments proved decisive in the low-scoring contest. The Giants' ability to scratch out runs on limited offensive opportunities suggests they may continue to compete despite modest offensive metrics as they navigate the second half.