The Chicago White Sox matched the post-1900 MLB record for losses at 120 after a defeat to the San Diego Padres, who rallied with three runs in the eighth inning.

Fernando Tatis Jr. hit a two-run homer, leading the Padres to their first 90-win season since 2010 while also reducing their magic number for clinching a playoff spot to one.

Despite a strong outing from White Sox rookie Sean Burke, the team continues to struggle toward the season's end.

The Chicago White Sox continue to struggle in a disastrous season, now facing a potential 11-game losing streak and a record that could set new lows in MLB history.

During a recent game against the Baltimore Orioles, a miscommunication led to a critical error, allowing three runs to score on a popup that their players failed to catch.

The Chicago White Sox suffered yet another humiliating moment during their dismal season, colliding in the outfield while trying to catch an easy fly ball.

This embarrassing play against the Baltimore Orioles showcased the team's ongoing struggles, as they face the possibility of breaking the record for most losses in a season.

The Chicago White Sox are facing a challenging season, having added Jacob Amaya while top prospect Colson Montgomery struggles in Triple-A. Despite his issues at the plate, Montgomery's defensive skills are recognized, with hopes for his future performance.

First-year farm director Paul Janish remains optimistic about Montgomery's development and health. Meanwhile, the Sox's farm system ranks highly post-draft, indicating potential for a brighter future.

With a dismal season record and an upbeat interim manager Grady Sizemore, the focus shifts to ongoing improvement and building for the next season.

The White Sox have designated John Brebbia for assignment and recalled Prelander Berroa to the bullpen.

They also optioned Bryan Ramos to Charlotte and added Jacob Amaya, who was claimed off waivers from the Astros.