White Sox Record 121 Losses in 2024 Season

The Chicago White Sox concluded their 2024 season with a record-setting 121 losses, surpassing the 1962 New York Mets' previous record of 120. Owner Jerry Reinsdorf candidly addressed fans in a letter, labeling the season as 'embarrassing' and a 'failure,' and took full responsibility for the team's poor performance. Despite the dismal season, Reinsdorf promised changes, including a thorough evaluation of the roster, trade and free agent markets, and new leadership for the analytics department. Interim manager Grady Sizemore, who took over after Pedro Grifol was fired, is being considered for a permanent position by General Manager Chris Getz. Reinsdorf highlighted some organizational successes in the minor leagues and assured fans that efforts are underway to rebuild and improve for the 2025 season.