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The San Francisco Giants dominated the Los Angeles Dodgers 9–3 on May 11 at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, with the visiting offense manufacturing nine runs despite a modest .656 OPS and seven strikeouts. San Francisco's pitching staff held the Dodgers to just three earned runs across the contest, allowing 10 hits while issuing only two walks and striking out seven batters. The Giants' nine RBIs came from 12 total hits, demonstrating efficiency in run conversion that contrasted sharply with Los Angeles's 2 RBIs on 10 hits. The Dodgers' 3.42 ERA masked a shaky outing in which they surrendered nine earned runs, and their 0.778 OPS reflected offensive inconsistency despite avoiding defensive miscues. San Francisco's pitching advantage—a 4.03 ERA versus allowing just three runs—proved decisive in the lopsided result. The Giants' ability to score runs with limited power output (one home run) suggests improved situational hitting, a trend worth monitoring as the Giants continue their division push.