The Chicago White Sox ended their eight-game losing streak with a powerful performance, defeating the Toronto Blue Jays 7-1 at the Rogers Centre. Andrew Benintendi and Luis Robert Jr. each hit impressive home runs, with Benintendi's soaring 425-foot solo shot and Robert's two-run blast reaching 441 feet. Manager Will Venable praised the team's collective approach to offense and highlighted Robert's recent consistency, noting his strong swing and ability to select good pitches.

In addition to the home runs, the Sox received contributions from Austin Slater and Josh Rojas, who both delivered key RBIs, helping the team seize a commanding lead. The White Sox also showcased solid pitching and defense, with Tyler Alexander earning the win after four scoreless innings. Grant Taylor made an impressive major league debut, striking out Vlad Guerrero Jr. and exhibiting a dominating fastball.