Chris Bassitt led the Toronto Blue Jays to a dominant 6-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox, marking their tenth consecutive win, a feat last accomplished in 2015. The rain-shortened game saw Davis Schneider open the scoring with a leadoff homer, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. contributed significantly with two hits and two RBIs. The Blue Jays established a franchise record with 54 wins before the All-Star break, surpassing their previous best of 53.

The Blue Jays displayed strong pitching from Bassitt, who allowed only one run and four hits across six innings, effectively shutting down the White Sox's attempts to rally. Meanwhile, an explosive five-run third inning showcased the Blue Jays’ offensive prowess, with key doubles from Guerrero and Addison Barger paving the way for a commanding lead. As the Blue Jays prepare for their next challenge against the White Sox, Eric Lauer is set to pitch in the series finale.