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The Colorado Rockies dominated the San Francisco Giants 15–3 on July 3 at Coors Field, far exceeding the Vegas total line of 11.5 runs with a combined 23 runs scored. Colorado's offense was relentless, collecting 18 hits with 3 home runs and 14 RBIs while striking out just 6 times, posting a .755 OPS that reflected balanced production throughout the lineup. The Giants managed only 8 hits and 1 home run, with their hitters fanning 10 times against Colorado pitching that recorded 10 strikeouts of its own. San Francisco's pitching staff surrendered the bulk of the damage, allowing 18 hits and 15 earned runs across the game, resulting in a bloated 4.50 ERA for the day. Despite Colorado's own defensive struggles—committing 2 errors—the Rockies' offensive explosion proved insurmountable. The lopsided result suggests San Francisco's rotation faces continued pressure heading into the second half, while Colorado's middle-order production at altitude offers a cautionary tale for visiting teams.