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The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 8–2 on July 12 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, exceeding the Vegas total line of 9.5 runs with a dominant offensive performance. Baltimore's pitching staff struck out 11 batters while allowing just nine hits and one earned run, posting a 4.29 ERA that contrasted sharply with Kansas City's 4.95 ERA. The Orioles' lineup generated 12 hits and drove in seven runs, with two home runs fueling a decisive victory, while the Royals managed only nine hits and two RBIs with zero homers despite recording 11 strikeouts. Kansas City's pitching proved ineffective, surrendering 12 hits and eight earned runs while issuing four walks. The Royals' offensive struggles—a .246 batting average and .711 OPS—reflected an inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, compounded by Baltimore's stingy pitching. The lopsided result underscores the Orioles' pitching depth and the Royals' need to improve run production as they continue their road trip.