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The New York Yankees dominated the Chicago White Sox 12–2 on June 16 at Yankee Stadium, far exceeding the 7.5-run Vegas total with a commanding offensive display. The Yankees' lineup produced 16 hits and 4 home runs while driving in 11 runs, posting a .770 OPS despite striking out 10 times and batting just .245 as a team. Chicago's pitching staff proved helpless, allowing 11 earned runs across the game while issuing 6 walks; the White Sox managed only 4 hits and 1 home run in response, with their own ERA ballooning to 4.39. New York's pitchers were equally stingy, surrendering just 4 hits and 2 earned runs while striking out 9 and walking only 2, maintaining a 3.30 ERA with flawless defense. The disparity in run production—a 10-run margin—underscored a stark talent gap between the division rivals on this evening. The Yankees' ability to generate power and run support despite subpar contact rates suggests their lineup depth remains a force, while Chicago's offensive anemia signals continued struggles in their rebuild.