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The San Francisco Giants edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 7–6 on May 10 at Oracle Park in a tight contest that exceeded the Vegas total by six runs. San Francisco's offense generated 13 hits and 7 RBIs despite a modest .649 OPS, while Pittsburgh countered with just 7 hits but capitalized on power with 2 home runs and 6 RBIs, posting a .727 OPS that proved more efficient. The Pirates' pitching was sharper overall, posting a 3.73 ERA with 8 strikeouts across 5 earned runs allowed, but San Francisco's staff struck out 9 while surrendering only 7 hits. Defensive miscues proved costly for the Giants, who committed 2 errors that likely contributed to the narrow margin; Pittsburgh's disciplined approach at the plate with 9 walks nearly overcame their limited hit total. The high-scoring affair reflected both teams' ability to manufacture runs despite inconsistent offensive performances and control issues from both bullpens. San Francisco's win keeps them competitive in the NL West, though their sub-.300 OBP suggests continued offensive volatility ahead.