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The San Francisco Giants edged the Washington Nationals 11–10 on June 10 at Oracle Park in a high-scoring affair that saw both offenses generate 14 hits apiece. The Giants' power advantage proved decisive, as they clubbed four home runs compared to the Nationals' two, driving in 10 runs on their balanced attack. San Francisco's pitching staff struck out six while allowing 14 hits and 10 earned runs, posting a 4.55 ERA, while Washington's hurlers fanned seven but surrendered 11 runs on the same hit total. Both teams posted identical .419 slugging percentages, yet the Giants' superior homer output separated the clubs in a slugfest that neither defense marred with errors. The Nationals' pitching ERA of 4.66 slightly underperformed their Giants counterparts, a narrow margin in a game where run prevention ultimately mattered less than run production. This offensive showcase hints at potential run-differential concerns for both squads heading into their next matchups.