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CHICAGO &mdash; Lucas Giolito pitched the first no-hitter of the pandemic-delayed major league season, striking out 13 and permitting just one runner in leading the Chicago White Sox over the Pittsurgh Pirates 4-0 Tuesday night.
				With the seats at Guaranteed Rate Field empty, the hollers of his teammates echoed around the ballpark after right fielder Adam Engel caught Erik Gonzalez&rsquo;s slicing drive toward the line for the final out.
				An All-Star last year, the 26-year-old Giolito (3-2) matched his career high for strikeouts set in his previous start against Detroit.
				Only a four-pitch walk to Gonzalez leading off the fourth inning got in Giolito&rsquo;s way of perfection. The right-hander threw 101 pitches and made quick work of the Pirates &mdash; Pittsburgh came into the game batting just .229 this season and has the worst record in the majors.
				Giolito pitched the 19th no-hitter in White Sox history and first since Philip Humber threw a perfect game at Seattle in 2012. This was the seventh time the Pirates have been held hitless, previously by Washington&rsquo;s Max Scherzer in 2015.

White Sox, Lucas Giolito record season’s first no-hitter by dominating Pirates