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The Cincinnati Reds dominated the New York Mets 12–0 on June 15 at Great American Ball Park, delivering a complete shutout that far exceeded the Vegas total of 8.5 runs. Cincinnati's offense, despite a modest .229 batting average, capitalized on three home runs and 12 RBIs while striking out just six times against Mets pitching. The Reds' pitching staff was equally suffocating, allowing only six hits and zero earned runs while recording 11 strikeouts and maintaining a 4.61 ERA for the game. New York managed just six hits with a .664 OPS and suffered 11 strikeouts, unable to generate any offensive momentum in the shutout loss. Cincinnati's clean defensive performance—no errors—complemented the pitching dominance, while the Mets' pitching staff surrendered all 12 runs and allowed nine hits. This lopsided result represents a significant swing in run differential that could reshape the division outlook heading into the next rotation cycle.