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The Colorado Rockies dominated the Cincinnati Reds 10–3 on July 18 at Coors Field, surpassing the Vegas total line of 12.5 runs with a combined 24 runs scored. Colorado's offense generated 14 hits and 10 RBI while striking out just 8 times, posting a .746 OPS despite a modest .255 batting average, capitalizing on the thin air advantage. The Reds managed only 9 hits with 2 home runs but could not sustain offensive momentum, finishing with a .708 OPS and just 3 RBI. Cincinnati's pitching staff allowed 14 hits and 10 earned runs, posting a 4.56 ERA, while Colorado's bullpen struck out 6 and limited damage despite a 5.42 ERA. The Rockies' clean fielding—zero errors—supported their dominant performance, controlling the game from start to finish. This lopsided victory underscores Colorado's home-field edge at Coors and exposes Cincinnati's offensive inconsistency as the team continues its second-half stretch.