Bobby Witt Jr. and the Kansas City Royals dominated the Chicago White Sox with a 10-3 victory on Wednesday, extending the White Sox's franchise-record losing streak to 17 games. Witt's performance, including going 2-for-3 with two walks, three runs scored, and a stolen base, capped a historic month where he batted .489 and led MLB in batting average and hits for July. Freddy Fermin and Vinnie Pasquantino also contributed significantly, with Fermin hitting a two-run homer among his four hits and Pasquantino adding a two-run shot. The Royals, who are now tied for the second AL Wild Card spot, swept the series against the major league-worst White Sox. Brady Singer pitched seven strong innings for Kansas City, and new acquisition Paul DeJong is set to debut soon. The White Sox's dismal season continues as they are 57 games below .500 and on pace for one of the worst finishes in modern baseball history.