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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6–1 on July 26 at Fenway Park, staying well under the Vegas total of 7.5 runs despite a low-scoring affair. Boston's pitching staff dominated, striking out nine Blue Jays batters while allowing just nine hits and one earned run, posting a 3.56 ERA. The Red Sox offense managed 10 hits and six RBIs without hitting a home run, relying on timely contact to build their lead; Boston's .706 OPS reflected the modest offensive output but proved sufficient against Toronto's anemic lineup. The Blue Jays mustered only one run on nine hits with a strikeout rate that matched Boston's, fanning nine times while posting a .682 OPS, and their pitching staff surrendered six earned runs across the game. Both teams played clean baseball with no errors, but Boston's pitching efficiency—particularly the 9-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio—proved the decisive factor in a matchup that underscored the importance of limiting free passes and capitalizing on limited opportunities. The Red Sox's ability to win without power hitting suggests their depth and pitching depth remain reliable anchors as the season progresses.