White Sox Avoid Record Losing Streak but Face Grim Prospects

Despite snapping a 21-game losing streak, Chicago's season remains historically bad, raising questions about the team's future.

The White Sox halted their losing streak with a 5-1 win over the Athletics, narrowly avoiding a record 22-game skid.
Chicago's current .241 winning percentage puts them on pace for 123 losses, potentially the worst in MLB history.
Key players traded at the deadline have weakened the roster further, complicating any hopes for a turnaround.
Manager Pedro Grifol's future is uncertain amid criticism of his handling of the team and clubhouse dynamics.
Historical comparisons to the 1988 Orioles highlight the potential for a future rebound, despite current struggles.