In a rain-shortened game, the Chicago White Sox fell to the Toronto Blue Jays 6-1, marking their 32nd game under .500 this season. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. contributed significantly, showcasing his offensive prowess with multiple hits, including a hard line drive. White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. made a commendable return from the injured list, displaying impressive defensive skills and getting a hit. Despite this, the Sox struggled offensively, managing only four hits against Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt, who effectively controlled the game from the mound.

Robert, who has battled injury struggles this season, reflected on regaining his confidence. Sox manager Will Venable praised Robert's efforts, emphasizing the need for the player to feel comfortable after returning from injury. The Blue Jays capitalized on every opportunity, scoring five runs in a decisive third inning that included a homer from Davis Schneider and RBI doubles from Guerrero and Addison Barger. The rain ultimately ended the game after six innings, sealing the White Sox's defeat.