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The Arizona Diamondbacks dominated the San Francisco Giants 12–2 on May 18 at Chase Field, delivering a lopsided performance that far exceeded the Vegas total of 3. Arizona's offense generated 16 hits and drove in 11 runs while striking out just 3 times, posting a .709 OPS despite a modest .244 batting average. The Giants managed only 8 hits and 2 RBIs, with their lineup whiffing 7 times and recording a .668 OPS in the blowout loss. San Francisco's pitching staff surrendered 16 hits and 10 earned runs, ballooning the ERA to 4.11, while Arizona's pitchers limited damage with 7 strikeouts and just 2 earned runs allowed across 4.33 ERA. The Diamondbacks' ability to pile on runs despite moderate offensive efficiency—2 home runs, 11 RBIs—underscored disciplined at-the-plate approach, contrasting sharply with San Francisco's offensive drought and pitching collapse. This lopsided result signals Arizona's ability to capitalize on opponent weaknesses, while the Giants face questions about run prevention heading into their next rotation matchup.