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The Toronto Blue Jays suffered a disheartening 6-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox, a game that could have been won but turned into a frustrating defeat due to an early bullpen performance. Despite scoring just two runs against Anthony Kay, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit a 377-foot homerun in the sixth to briefly lead 2-1. Lazaro Estrada shone in relief, pitching four hitless innings with three strikeouts and two walks. However, the game unraveled in the sixth when Brandon Little entered for a one-run game, allowing a double, a two-run homer, and a solo shot, extending the lead to 4-2. The bullpens fatigue was evident, with shaky outings from Fisher and Heinemans errors. The team now faces a challenge to stay above .500, with the opening day vibe fading fast. Tomorrow, Eric Lauer faces Davis Martin, hoping to provide a much-needed break for the tired bullpen.

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