Chicago White Sox, Garrett Crochet
Chicago White Sox make unwanted history by recording the most losses in a single modern MLB season
By losing to the Detroit Tigers 4-1, the 2024 White Sox entered the record books as one of the most inept teams in sports history. Friday’s defeat was Chicago’s 121st of the season, setting the Major League Baseball record for most losses in a single season in baseball’s modern era (since 1901).
Who will be the next manager? And will Garrett Crochet be traded? Offseason questions for the Chicago White Sox.
The Chicago White Sox finished 41-121, setting the modern-day Major League Baseball record for losses in a season. Where does the club go from here? There’s clearly a lot of work to be done. Here are three offseason questions.
These three free agents should be at the top of Chicago White Sox GM Chris Getz's wishlist heading into the upcoming ...
At the very end of an awful season for the Chicago White Sox, there was a small sign of hope in the Deep South.
The Chicago White Sox surpassed the 1962 New York Mets for the most losses in modern-day Major League Baseball history.
The record comes in a season in which the White Sox had multiple double-digit losing streaks and fired manager Pedro Grifol.
The Chicago White Sox need a manager in 2025 after firing Pedro Grifol earlier in this historically awful season. The ...
After listening all week to Chicago White Sox general manager Chris Getz, manager Grady Sizemore and players discussing their ...
White Sox fall to 39-121 on the season, breaking a tie with the 1962 New York Mets for the most losses in a single season in ...
The Chicago White Sox suffered loss No. 121 of the season Friday, breaking the modern-day Major League Baseball record.
The 2024 Chicago White Sox are on pace to supplant the Mets as the worst team ever. As the season winds down, we’ll track their efforts to avoid infamy. CHICAGO — This might be the most ...
What should we make of Rafael Devers’ up-and-down season? The Herald hands out grades for him and each of the other Red Sox ...
Starting Tuesday, the Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox will have a new TV home — but many in Chicago won’t be able to see it.
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