Exceptional pitching has keyed a strong start by the Chicago White Sox.
Miguel Gonzalez looks to continue that trend in his White Sox debut Monday night against the host Toronto Blue Jays, who flaunted their offensive potency over the weekend.
The surprise early leader of the AL Central, Chicago tops the AL in ERA (2.28), WHIP (1.02), opponents' batting average (.204) and fewest home runs allowed (nine). That staff yielded seven earned runs over 56 innings while winning five of six.
Mat Latos continued his revival by allowing a run in six innings to help the White Sox (13-6) complete a three-game sweep of Texas with Sunday's 4-1 victory.