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The Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Milwaukee Brewers 7–6 on July 11 at PNC Park in a tight contest that stayed well below the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. Despite being outhit 9–7, the Pirates prevailed behind two home runs and six RBIs while striking out nine Milwaukee batters. The Brewers' pitching staff was more efficient, posting a 3.36 ERA with nine strikeouts across fewer walks (3 vs. 5), but Milwaukee's .736 OPS couldn't overcome a Pirates lineup that capitalized on clutch opportunities. Pittsburgh's defense committed one error, while the home team's ERA of 4.34 reflected some control issues with five walks allowed. The Brewers' 9 hits and 5 walks generated only 6 runs, suggesting offensive inefficiency despite solid plate discipline; conversely, Pittsburgh's lower hit total masked their ability to drive in runners when it mattered. The Pirates' narrow victory on the road back to their division standings could prove crucial in a competitive National League Central race.