Blue Jays 7, White Sox 0: The misery continues

A rare source of offense:The White Sox (7-17) had another embarrassing performance against the Blue Jays (15-9), who played at a completely different level Tuesday evening.

The South Siders were looking to improve on Monday’s loss, when they only recorded two runs on three hits. That quest got off to a horrible start because in the top of the first, Toronto starter José Berríos struck out the side in order.

The ugly top of the first was a sign of things to come for the White Sox. In the bottom of the second, [redacted], today’s White Sox starting pitcher, dug a hole. Matt Chapman and Brandon Belt drew back-to-back walks, as the inning opened in an ominous way. Then, [redacted] got Whit…