White Sox Near MLB Record for Most Losses in a Season

The team needs a 10-5 finish to avoid surpassing the 1962 Mets' record of 120 losses.

The Chicago White Sox are currently 33-114, needing 10 wins in their final 15 games to avoid breaking the modern MLB record for losses.
Owner Jerry Reinsdorf expressed disappointment in the season but commended the team's professionalism amid the struggles.
The team has endured multiple long losing streaks, including a franchise-worst 21-game streak and a current 15-game home losing streak.
Interim manager Grady Sizemore has a 5-25 record since replacing Pedro Grifol, who was fired in August.
Despite a payroll of $123.1 million at the start of the season, the White Sox have struggled with injuries, ineffective trades, and poor performance.