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The Chicago White Sox dominated the Los Angeles Angels 6–0 on May 4 at Angel Stadium, with the visitors' pitching staff delivering a shutout while allowing just five hits. Chicago's offense was efficient despite modest overall numbers, collecting 16 hits and two home runs to drive in all six runs, while striking out only nine times. The Angels managed just five hits and drew no walks, striking out 14 times against a White Sox pitching staff that recorded 14 strikeouts without issuing a walk. Los Angeles' lineup, posting a .705 OPS on the day, couldn't generate any run production despite reaching base occasionally, highlighting a critical offensive drought. The White Sox pitching proved dominant, surrendering zero earned runs and holding the Angels' .382 slugging percentage well in check. This shutout victory signals the White Sox's ability to win games through pitching depth even when their own offense remains relatively pedestrian, a trend that could prove valuable in tight divisional races ahead.