MLB: Chicago White Sox Tie Major League Record for Losses
Chicago White Sox Tie Historical Record
The Chicago White Sox tied the post-1900 MLB record of 120 losses on Sunday, matching the New York Mets from 1962 *as* the San Diego Padres pulled off a 4-2 victory. A three-run rally in the eighth inning propelled the Padres, with Fernando Tatis Jr.'s powerful home run sealing the fate for the White Sox.
Game Highlights
- Korey Lee and Miguel Vargas initially gave the White Sox a lead with their home runs.
- However, the White Sox quickly saw the score flip in the eighth inning.
- Donovan Solano and Luis Arraez hit consecutive doubles, tying the game.
- Tatis' homer marked his 20th of the season, boosting the Padres.
The White Sox, now at 36-120, have matched the American League record of 119 losses, previously held by the 2003 Detroit Tigers. In contrast, the Padres celebrated their first 90-win season since 2010, inching closer to securing their postseason spot.
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