Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays

Eight days between starts and the four-day All-Star break did little to cool off White Sox right-hander Sean Burke, who continued a stretch of dominant outings on Sunday at Rogers Centre. Burke was locked in right from the first pitch against the Blue Jays, as he opened the game by retiring the first 10 batters he faced before proceeding to deliver 6 2/3 scoreless innings in which he struck out five and allowed just three baserunners in Chicago’s 3-0 win. The 26-year-old attacked Toronto’s lineup in the zone, throwing 69 of his 98 pitches for strikes, and was in the driver’s seat for most of the game, tossing a first-pitch strike in 78 percent of at-bats in the game. “He was awesome. He was in the zone with the fastball, and it opened up some stuff for him,” White Sox manager Will Venable said postgame. “He was ahead in the count all day. Really, a clinic on both sides in count leverage. \[Blue Jays starter Trey\