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The Miami Marlins defeated the Colorado Rockies 10–7 on June 29 at Coors Field, surpassing the Vegas total line of 11.5 runs in a high-scoring affair. Miami's offense proved decisive, recording 13 hits and 2 home runs while driving in 10 runs, though the Marlins struck out 6 times. Colorado managed 10 hits and a home run but could only muster 7 runs despite 5 walks, posting a .741 OPS that fell short of competitive output. The pitching disparity was stark: Miami's staff held Colorado to a 3.98 ERA across 7 earned runs on 10 hits, while the Rockies' pitchers surrendered 10 earned runs on 13 hits with a bloated 5.53 ERA. Neither team committed errors, but Colorado's inability to convert offensive opportunities—evidenced by a .255 batting average and .416 slugging percentage—proved costly in a game that featured 11 combined runs above the Vegas projection. Miami's road victory improves their ability to win in hitter-friendly environments, while Colorado's pitching woes continue to undermine their competitiveness in the division.