The Chicago White Sox are facing an unprecedented crisis, with fans expressing deep frustration over the team's performance and management. They are on the brink of breaking the 1962 Mets' record for the most losses in a season, currently standing at 36-117 with nine games left. The team's woes are compounded by plans to reduce payroll for the 2025 season, which has further disheartened the fanbase and signals organizational failure. This reduction in spending follows a significant drop in attendance and revenue, highlighting the deep-seated issues within the franchise. Despite loyalty from long-time supporters, many fans have reached their breaking point, calling the situation 'sad' and 'maddening'. General Manager Chris Getz will need to navigate these challenges, with little room for free agency spending and potential trades on the horizon.