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The Toronto Blue Jays dominated the San Francisco Giants 10–0 on July 8 at Oracle Park, delivering a blowout performance that far exceeded the 7.5-run Vegas total line. Toronto's offense proved relentless, recording 11 hits and 3 home runs while driving in 9 runs, with the pitching staff nearly unhittable—allowing just 1 hit across the game while striking out 11 and posting a clean sheet. The Giants managed only 1 hit and 11 strikeouts at the plate, compounded by 3 defensive errors that contributed to their offensive futility. San Francisco's pitching staff surrendered 8 earned runs with a 4.56 ERA, unable to contain a Blue Jays lineup that, despite a modest .244 batting average, capitalized on power opportunities and baserunning advantages. The Giants' inability to generate offensive pressure—just 3 strikeouts by their pitchers and a meager .725 OPS—reflected a team completely outmatched on both sides of the ball. This lopsided result signals potential rotation concerns for San Francisco heading into the second half.