Chicago White Sox Nearing Historic Losing Streak

The team risks breaking the record for the longest losing streak in MLB history.

The White Sox have lost 20 consecutive games, approaching the American League record of 21 losses.
They are on track to surpass the 1961 Phillies' 23-game losing streak, the longest in MLB history.
With a .237 winning percentage, the White Sox could finish with the worst record in modern baseball history.
Chicago remains at the bottom of USA TODAY's power rankings, significantly trailing the Colorado Rockies.
The team is on pace to lose 123 games, potentially surpassing the 1962 Mets' record of 120 losses.