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The Philadelphia Phillies dominated the New York Mets 15–3 on June 20 at Citizens Bank Park, far exceeding the 7.5-run Vegas total line. The Phillies' offense was relentless, collecting 17 hits and four home runs while driving in 14 runs, though their .232 batting average and .695 OPS suggest efficiency rather than consistent contact. The Mets managed only eight hits and two home runs, striking out eight times while mustering just three runs. Philadelphia's pitching staff allowed only eight hits and three earned runs with an ERA of 4.09, while the Mets' pitchers surrendered 17 hits and 15 earned runs—a stark differential that defined the blowout. The Phillies committed no errors, maintaining defensive discipline throughout. This lopsided result underscores a significant gap in execution between the division rivals and raises questions about the Mets' offensive consistency moving forward.