White Sox End Eight-Game Losing Streak Over Blue Jays

The Chicago White Sox ended their eight-game losing streak with a commanding 7-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, highlighted by key offensive contributions from Andrew Benintendi, Luis Robert Jr., and Josh Rojas. Benintendi opened the scoring with a solo home run and added an RBI single, while Robert Jr. hit a two-run homer during a four-run third inning that also featured Rojas' two-run double. The game was a double bullpen affair, with White Sox rookie Grant Taylor impressing in his MLB debut by pitching a scoreless inning before Tyler Alexander delivered four more scoreless innings. Toronto's starter Spencer Turnbull struggled, giving up multiple runs over two innings, and the Blue Jays' offense was limited to just one run driven in by Bo Bichette. Despite Toronto's solid home record and strong team slugging percentage, the White Sox capitalized on their opportunities and improved their road record. Toronto may soon receive a boost with Max Scherzer's expected return, while Chicago looks to build on this win to improve their season.