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The Houston Astros defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3–1 on June 24 at Rogers Centre, staying under the Vegas total of 8.5 in a low-scoring affair. Toronto managed just four hits and one run while striking out six times, posting a .704 OPS that reflected their offensive struggles throughout the contest. Houston's pitching staff struck out eight Blue Jays batters while allowing only four hits and one earned run, though the Astros' own ERA of 4.76 suggested some control issues with eight walks issued. Both offenses were anemic—Houston also collected four hits but capitalized on two RBIs to secure the victory, while Toronto's two defensive errors contributed to their inability to mount a comeback. The Blue Jays' pitching yielded two earned runs across eight strikeouts but couldn't overcome the early deficit. Houston's ability to win despite limited offensive output underscores their pitching depth, while Toronto's error-prone defense and weak run production leave them searching for consistency in the division race.