White Sox Struggle Continues, Record Falls to 6-24 After Latest Loss to Twins

Chicago White Sox hit a new low with the worst start in franchise history, as repeated close defeats highlight ongoing challenges.

The Chicago White Sox's dismal start to the season worsened with a 6-5 loss to the Minnesota Twins, dropping their record to 6-24.
Byron Buxton's crucial plays in the ninth inning secured the Twins' ninth consecutive win and exacerbated the Sox's struggles in close games.
The White Sox have the worst winning percentage in the MLB at .200, reflecting a series of missed opportunities and tactical errors.
Recent roster moves include signing Jared Walsh to a minor-league deal and trading Bailey Horn to the Boston Red Sox for cash considerations.
Despite the challenges, the team's management remains hopeful for improvement, emphasizing better performance in critical situations.