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The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Nationals 5–3 on July 10 at Nationals Park, staying under the Vegas total of 10.5 runs as both offenses struggled relative to expectations. The Yankees' lineup, despite posting a modest .237 batting average, capitalized on power opportunities by belting 4 home runs and driving in 5 runs across 13 hits, while striking out 11 times. Washington managed just 8 hits with 2 home runs and 2 RBIs, posting a .760 OPS that reflected offensive inconsistency. New York's pitching staff proved decisive, allowing only 8 hits and 3 earned runs with an efficient 3.40 ERA, while Washington's bullpen surrendered 13 hits and 5 earned runs despite recording 11 strikeouts. The Nationals' inability to capitalize on baserunners—drawing no walks against the Yankees' pitchers—compounded their offensive limitations. This victory underscores New York's power-dependent approach and improved run prevention, positioning the Yankees favorably in the division race despite continued strikeout issues.