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The Seattle Mariners blanked the Cincinnati Reds 8–0 on July 20 at T-Mobile Park, delivering a dominant performance that exceeded the Vegas total of 7.5 runs. Seattle's pitching staff was nearly impenetrable, allowing just three hits while striking out nine and posting a shutout with an ERA of 3.57, though Cincinnati managed nine strikeouts of their own. The Reds' offense was completely stifled, managing only three hits with zero home runs and zero RBIs, posting a meager .230 batting average and .310 on-base percentage. The Mariners generated 13 hits and one home run to drive in eight runs, though their .688 OPS reflected inconsistent offensive efficiency despite the lopsided scoreline. Cincinnati's pitching faltered badly, surrendering seven earned runs across the contest while allowing 13 hits and walking three batters. Seattle's error-free defense complemented their pitching dominance, creating a complete shutdown on both sides of the ball. The Mariners' ability to control the game despite a relatively modest .230 batting average suggests strong situational hitting, while the Reds' offensive futility signals deeper lineup concerns heading into their next matchup.