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The Los Angeles Angels edged the Baltimore Orioles 7–6 on June 24 at Angel Stadium in a low-scoring affair that stayed under the Vegas total of 9.5 runs. The Angels prevailed despite modest offensive numbers, recording just 8 hits with a .717 OPS while striking out 17 times; Baltimore matched that strikeout total with 10 K's of its own but managed 9 hits and a slightly higher .722 OPS, including 2 home runs. The Orioles' pitching staff was notably dominant, striking out 17 Angels hitters across the game, yet allowed just 5 earned runs on 8 hits with a 4.43 ERA. Los Angeles's bullpen delivered when it mattered, limiting damage despite the Orioles' late-inning pressure. Both teams committed no errors, keeping the game clean defensively. The Angels' ability to win despite offensive struggles—evidenced by their anemic .239 batting average and 7 strikeouts—suggests timely hitting and situational baseball prevailed over volume. This result could signal the Angels' bullpen as a stabilizing force moving forward in their divisional race.