The Chicago White Sox are barrelling toward the worst season in MLB history. The 1962 Mets lost a record 120 games and Chicago is at 117 with nine games to go. While they were expected to be bad, no one could have expected this.

As the Chicago White Sox look to avoid setting a new modern-era MLB record for losses in a season, the knives have come out for owner Jerry Reinsdorf and

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With his team slogging through the worst season in franchise history, Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf says this has been a “very painful” year but he’s been “impressed” by the professional attitude from players and staff.

The White Sox lost again on Wednesday to the Cleveland Guardians. They're now 33-114 on the year, putting them on pace to shatter the modern single-season record for most team losses. That record currently belongs to the expansion New York Mets, who lost 120 contests in 1962.