The Chicago White Sox faced challenges with their pitching staff during a series against the St. Louis Cardinals and Toronto Blue Jays, relying heavily on relievers due to an injured starter. Aaron Civale, who was recently acquired, managed to go seven innings against the Blue Jays, despite a difficult start that resulted in a 7-1 loss. His performance was praised by manager Will Venable, highlighting Civale's ability to settle after a shaky beginning and the importance of eating innings given the team's bullpen struggles.
"It's good to pitch deep into games," Civale said. "It's not going to be the best box score to look at after, but I think there's a lot of positives to take from it."
"After a tough start there, where he just left a couple of pitches in the heart of the plate and paid for it, he did a great job of settling down," manager Will Venable said.
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