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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Texas Rangers 6–3 on June 13 at Fenway Park in a matchup that stayed under the 7.5-run Vegas total. Boston's pitching staff dominated, striking out 12 Rangers batters while allowing just 10 hits and 3 earned runs for a 3.87 ERA, though the home team's offense was pedestrian, managing only 11 hits with a .697 OPS and a single home run. Texas mustered 10 hits of their own with identical offensive efficiency (.697 OPS) but paid the price for 12 strikeouts, leaving their run production limited to 3 runs on 3 RBIs. The Red Sox capitalized on modest opportunities, scoring 6 runs despite just 1 home run and a weak .314 on-base percentage, suggesting timely hitting rather than dominant offensive output. Boston's pitching margin—12 strikeouts to Texas's 8—proved decisive in a low-scoring affair where neither team generated explosive numbers. The Red Sox's ability to win with limited offensive firepower while their pitchers controlled the strike zone positions them favorably in the division standings.