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The Milwaukee Brewers edged the Miami Marlins 2–1 on July 17 at American Family Field in a low-scoring pitcher's duel that fell well short of the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. Milwaukee's pitching staff was particularly stingy, allowing just 6 hits while striking out 9 and walking none, posting a 3.45 ERA despite surrendering 1 earned run. The Brewers' offense managed only 6 hits but made them count, driving in 2 runs on 1 home run, though they struck out 13 times and drew 8 walks to post a .734 OPS. Miami's pitching was equally dominant with 13 strikeouts and 8 walks, but the Marlins mustered just 1 run on 7 hits and 1 home run, finishing with a .739 OPS that proved insufficient in the tight contest. Both teams committed zero errors, underscoring the defensive quality on display. The decisive difference came down to Milwaukee's ability to convert limited opportunities into runs while maintaining a clean slate defensively, a formula that kept the game well under the projected total. The Brewers' pitching depth will be critical as they navigate the second half of the season.