Yahoo Sports Chicago White Sox match the American League record with their 119th loss this season
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Chicago White Sox match the American League record with their 119th loss this season.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Chicago White Sox match the American League record with their 119th loss this season.
The 1962 Mets and the 2024 White Sox are the only teams that lost 120 games.
The 2024 White Sox have recorded the most losses since 1900.
Since tying the MLB record for most losses in a season, the Chicago White Sox have won three consecutive games against the Los Angeles Angels.
With the White Sox losing their 121st game, let's take a look back at what just might be the worst season in baseball history.
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