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The Washington Nationals defeated the Kansas City Royals 7–3 on June 15 at Nationals Park in a game that finished under the Vegas total of 9.5 runs. Washington's offense generated just 8 hits but made them count, driving in 7 runs while striking out only 3 times and posting a .745 OPS. Kansas City managed 8 hits as well but struggled to capitalize, recording no home runs and just 3 RBIs while striking out 10 times and finishing with a .693 OPS. The Nationals' pitching staff dominated the strikeout column with 10 Ks against only 3 walks, though the ERA of 4.64 reflected some inconsistency; the Royals' pitchers allowed all 7 earned runs despite matching Kansas City's hit total. Washington committed no errors and controlled the game from start to finish, with the home team's ability to convert opportunities proving decisive in a relatively low-scoring affair. The Nationals' offensive efficiency despite modest hit totals suggests improved plate discipline moving forward.