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The Chicago White Sox shut out the Toronto Blue Jays 3–0 on July 19 at Rogers Centre, delivering a dominant pitching performance that fell well short of the Vegas total line of 8.5. Chicago's starter was virtually untouchable, allowing just 4 hits and 0 earned runs while striking out 6, supported by a defense that committed no errors. The White Sox offense, though modest with 6 hits and a .240 batting average, made their limited opportunities count: one home run and 3 RBIs proved sufficient to secure the victory. Toronto managed only 4 hits and struck out 6 times, posting a .687 OPS that underscored their offensive struggles; despite 12 strikeouts from the Blue Jays' pitching staff, the home team could not generate any run support. The shutout marks a significant pitching advantage for Chicago and suggests the White Sox rotation is capable of stifling high-volume strikeout approaches when backed by clean defense.