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The Philadelphia Phillies dominated the Miami Marlins 7–0 on June 15 at Citizens Bank Park, delivering a complete shutout performance that fell well short of the Vegas total of 8.5. Philadelphia's pitching staff was the story, striking out 13 Miami batters while allowing just 5 hits and 3 walks across the game, with the starter posting a clean slate of earned runs despite a season 4.05 ERA. The Marlins managed only 5 hits and drew 3 walks but were held scoreless, fanning 13 times at the plate and mustering zero home runs or RBIs. On the offensive end, the Phillies generated 10 hits and 2 home runs to drive in all 7 runs, though their .684 OPS reflected modest overall efficiency despite the lopsided result. Miami's pitching surrendered 10 hits and 7 earned runs while striking out just 4 batters, a stark contrast to Philadelphia's dominant strikeout rate. The shutout victory underscores the Phillies' ability to control games through pitching depth and suggests Miami's lineup remains vulnerable to dominant fastball approaches as the division race develops.