White Sox Sweep Angels, Avoid Record 121st Loss

Chicago remains tied with the 1962 Mets for the most single-season losses in modern MLB history after a series sweep against Los Angeles.

The Chicago White Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels 7-0 on Thursday, completing a three-game sweep.
The White Sox remain at 120 losses, tied with the 1962 New York Mets for the most in a single MLB season since 1901.
Chris Flexen pitched 6 1/3 shutout innings, earning his first win since May 8 and receiving an ovation from the home crowd.
The Angels set a new franchise record for losses in a season with their 96th defeat, breaking the previous record of 95 losses.
Andrew Benintendi delivered key hits in extra innings during the series, helping the White Sox avoid breaking the loss record.