The Chicago White Sox ended the Toronto Blue Jays' impressive 10-game winning streak with a narrow 2-1 victory. Adrian Houser delivered another stellar performance, pitching seven innings, allowing only one run, and lowering his ERA to 1.56. The White Sox's scoring came in the fourth inning, featuring an RBI double from Edgar Quero and a single from Lenyn Sosa that clinched the game. Toronto's Eric Lauer struck out seven in his four-inning stint but received little support from his offense, as both teams struggled with runners in scoring position.

Despite the loss, Toronto will look to bounce back as they prepare to face the Athletics, with three-time Cy Young winner Max Scherzer set to start for the Blue Jays in their next series. In contrast, the White Sox finally broke a home losing streak against Toronto, igniting hopes for a turnaround as their pitching continues to shine.