CHICAGO — Tony Gonsolin’s breakout season rolls on.
The Dodgers right-hander held the Chicago White Sox to three hits over six innings in a 4-1 victory on Wednesday night, becoming the kind of pitcher who stops losing streaks now. The Dodgers had lost their previous three games.
Gonsolin ran his record to 7-0. His ERA stands at a National League-low 1.58 after he allowed fewer than two runs for the eighth time in his 11 starts. Gonsolin has gone six innings in each of his past five (after never doing it back-to-back outings before in the big leagues) and has now reached a career high in innings pitched (57) during a big-league season.
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