The Chicago White Sox managed to secure a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, highlighted by a pivotal eighth-inning performance from Miguel Vargas, who drove in two runs with a crucial double. The game began with the White Sox taking an early lead through Chase Meidroth's scoring play, and continued to build momentum as they capitalized on a fielding error from the Blue Jays in the eighth. Luis Robert Jr. contributed with a fielder's choice, while Austin Slater's run followed another error.

Adrian Houser, returning from paternity leave, allowed two runs over 6.1 innings, maintaining a solid ERA of 2.27. Toronto's Chris Bassitt struck out seven batters but ultimately allowed one run over six innings, showcasing his potential despite the loss. Bo Bichette's two RBI singles initially gave Toronto a brief lead, but the bullpen's struggles, particularly Jeff Hoffman’s fourth blown save of the season, sealed their fate.