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The Miami Marlins dominated the Colorado Rockies 14–3 on June 30 at Coors Field, far exceeding the Vegas total line of 11.5 runs. Miami's offense was relentless, collecting 21 hits and 3 home runs while driving in 14 runs, with their pitching staff holding Colorado to just 5 hits and 3 earned runs while striking out 12 batters. The Rockies managed only 5 hits with 1 home run and committed 2 errors, compounding their struggles against a Marlins team that posted a 3.96 ERA. Colorado's pitching was particularly vulnerable, allowing 21 hits and 14 earned runs with a 5.63 ERA, while the home team's anemic .740 OPS underscored their offensive futility. The Marlins' 11-run margin of victory represents a decisive statement in a lopsided affair where Miami's superior execution on both sides of the ball created a complete mismatch. This offensive explosion could signal improved consistency for Miami's lineup heading into July.