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The New York Mets dominated the San Francisco Giants 10–3 on April 3 at Oracle Park, with the visitors' offense overwhelming a struggling home pitching staff. The Mets collected 15 hits and 3 home runs while driving in 10 runs, posting a .705 OPS that significantly outpaced San Francisco's anemic .599 mark. Giants starter allowed 15 hits and 10 earned runs with a 4.31 ERA, while the Mets' pitcher was nearly untouchable, surrendering just 5 hits across 2.89 ERA performance with 8 strikeouts. San Francisco's offense managed only 5 hits and struck out 8 times, managing a meager .218 batting average that reflected the team's early-season struggles at the plate. The lopsided affair exposed defensive and pitching vulnerabilities for the Giants, who accumulated no errors but were simply outmatched in run production. The Mets' ability to generate consistent offensive pressure—combining power with run-scoring opportunities—suggests they can sustain competitiveness in the NL East if their pitching remains sharp.