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The Miami Marlins defeated the Washington Nationals 5–2 on May 10 at loanDepot park in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of Vegas expectations for offensive output. Miami's pitching staff limited Washington to just 6 hits while striking out 7 batters, though the Marlins' own ERA of 4.06 reflected some inefficiency despite the victory. Washington's pitching was less effective, surrendering 6 hits and 5 earned runs with a 4.82 ERA, while the Nationals managed only 2 RBIs across their lineup despite matching Miami's hit total. Both offenses struggled at the plate—Miami posted a .705 OPS and Washington a .722 OPS—underscoring the defensive nature of the contest. The Marlins converted their opportunities more effectively, with 5 RBIs from their modest hit total, while Washington's inability to drive in runners proved costly. Miami's clean fielding with zero errors supported their pitching effort, a small edge that made the difference in a tightly contested game. The Nationals' rotation will need to tighten its command and run prevention as they continue their road trip.