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The San Diego Padres defeated the Baltimore Orioles 9–3 on June 13 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, surpassing the Vegas total of 10.5 runs with a power-driven offensive performance. The Padres' five home runs and nine RBIs powered the blowout, despite posting a modest .219 batting average and .658 OPS; their pitching staff was equally effective, allowing just three earned runs across 10 hits while striking out seven. Baltimore managed only 10 hits and a .728 OPS with one home run, unable to overcome a 4.60 ERA that proved costly in the lopsided defeat. The Orioles' pitching staff issued six walks and allowed nine earned runs, a significant departure from competitive performance standards. San Diego's balanced attack—combining timely power with solid pitching execution—demonstrated the kind of offensive firepower needed to dominate on the road. The Padres' run differential advantage suggests momentum heading into their next matchup, while Baltimore faces questions about rotation stability and run prevention.