The Toronto Blue Jays' impressive 10-game winning streak was halted by the Chicago White Sox, who sit at the bottom of the American League, suffering a narrow 2-1 defeat.

The game mirrored earlier struggles for the Jays, who failed to capitalize on key opportunities despite solid pitching efforts. Starting pitcher Eric Lauer's performance was marred by a hand injury during the game, which allowed the White Sox to score two runs. Toronto's hitters, particularly Vladimir Guerrero Jr., had a tough day at the plate, grounding into multiple double plays and failing to drive in runs when needed.

As the Jays head into the unofficial halfway point of the season, they face the Oakland Athletics, another struggling team, as they aim to regroup and find their winning form again.