The Chicago White Sox have reached a dismal milestone, recording their 100th loss of the 2024 MLB season with a 9-4 defeat to the Detroit Tigers. This marks the first time in franchise history the team has suffered 100 losses in consecutive seasons. The White Sox are now 31-100, making them the second-fastest team to reach 100 losses in the modern era, only behind the 1916 Philadelphia A's. Interim manager Grady Sizemore emphasized focusing on daily competition despite the ongoing struggle. Detroit's Andy Ibáñez and Colt Keith were key contributors, driving in three runs each. The White Sox need to go 12-19 in their remaining games to avoid tying the 1962 New York Mets' modern record for most losses in a season.