White Sox Sweep Blue Jays, Rookie Shines

0:00It's April 5th. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB News today, powered by AI. Chicago White Socks just swept the Toronto Blue Jays three games to nothing. Their first sweep of Toronto in ten years. Davis Martin dominated with six innings of four hitball, striking out six and walking just two for a second win. The Socks opened three and 0 at home for the first time since 2004. Michael Vargas ripped an RBI triple in the first, Lynn and Sosa doubled home a run in the third, and Austin Hay singled in another in the fourth to build. That slim lead, Luis Angelicuna, shipped in two hits to spark the offense. Blue Jays got shed out for the first time this season, dropping their fourth straight as AL Champs. Ernie Clement had two of their six hits, but Chicago's bullpen locked it down, with Chris Murphy nailing his first save. Brookie Tanner Murray, shown in his big lead debut at shortstop, snaring a bases loaded grounder to kill a threat. Toronto's Brandon Valenzuela, also debuted with a single, filling in for an injured catcher.

1:04Both teams gear up quick, Socks host Baltimore Monday with Eric Fed on the hill, while Jays welcomed the Dodgers and Max Scherzer. White Socks heating up early, Jays got a regroup.