The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in a game where Gerrit Cole delivers six scoreless innings. Multiple outlets report the Yankees score early and then hold their lead as Cole limits the White Sox’ offense. One report describes Cole’s performance as six shutout innings on four hits. At the plate, Anthony Volpe contributes an RBI double in the second inning and later scores. Max Schuemann also drives in runs with a two-run double, which helps build the Yankees’ advantage. Jasson Domínguez records two hits and reaches base three times, according to one account. The Yankees’ offense produces enough runs to secure the win even as the game tightens later. Yahoo Sports notes that there is some ninth-inning dramatics before New York finishes the 3-2 victory. The win is described as part of a strong stretch for the Yankees, including it being their fifth victory in six games, and they move closer to the AL East-leading Tampa Bay.