White Sox End Season with Record 121 Losses

The Chicago White Sox ended their 2024 season with a record 121 losses, prompting team chairman Jerry Reinsdorf to pledge significant changes, including player development and exploring the free agent market, to improve for 2025. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Twins' postseason hopes were dashed following a series of losses, including a critical 8-6 defeat to the Miami Marlins in 13 innings. The Twins, who were once favorites to make the playoffs, found themselves three games behind the Kansas City Royals and Detroit Tigers for the last AL wild card spots, with only three games remaining. Despite having opportunities, the Twins struggled with runners in scoring position and internal errors that cost them crucial games.