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White Sox Blank Blue Jays in Series Finale
Chicago pitching staff shuts down Toronto offense in 3-0 win at Guaranteed Rate Field.
Apr. 5, 2026 at 10:20pm
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The Chicago White Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3-0 in the final game of their weekend series at Guaranteed Rate Field on Sunday. The White Sox pitching staff, led by starter Lucas Giolito, held the Blue Jays scoreless throughout the game, allowing just 4 hits.
Why it matters
This win helps the White Sox maintain their position atop the AL Central division standings, while the Blue Jays missed an opportunity to gain ground in the competitive AL East race. Strong pitching performances like this can be crucial in close divisional battles.
The details
Giolito went 7 innings, striking out 8 batters and allowing just 3 hits. The White Sox bullpen of Kendall Graveman and Liam Hendriks closed out the final 2 innings without allowing a run. Chicago's offense was led by home runs from Andrew Vaughn and Eloy Jimenez.
- The game was played on Sunday, April 5, 2026.
- First pitch was at 1:10 PM local time in Chicago.
The players
Lucas Giolito
The White Sox starting pitcher who threw 7 scoreless innings.
Andrew Vaughn
The White Sox outfielder who hit a solo home run in the game.
Eloy Jimenez
The White Sox designated hitter who also hit a solo home run.
What they’re saying
“Our pitching staff really set the tone today and kept us in the game. When you get that kind of performance, it makes it a lot easier for the offense to do their job.”
— Tim Anderson, White Sox Shortstop
“We just couldn't get anything going offensively. Credit to the White Sox pitchers, they really shut us down today.”
— Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue Jays First Baseman
What’s next
The White Sox will look to build on this win as they head out on the road to face the Minnesota Twins in a 3-game series starting on Tuesday. The Blue Jays will return home to host the Tampa Bay Rays in a 4-game set beginning on Monday.
The takeaway
This was a dominant pitching performance by the White Sox, who continue to show why they are one of the top teams in the American League. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays offense was stifled, highlighting the need for more consistent production if they want to keep pace in the tough AL East.
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