The Detroit Tigers are poised to secure a postseason berth as they enter a crucial series against the Chicago White Sox, needing just one win or a Minnesota Twins loss. With an 85-74 record, the Tigers are in a favorable position.

Starting for Detroit is Brenan Hanifee, who has impressed since his promotion to the Major League roster, contributing to the team's playoff push. The White Sox will counter with Garrett Crochet, who has had an inconsistent season as a starter.

The Chicago White Sox faced a historic failure this season, setting the modern-day record for losses. With 17,000 fans and 375 dogs attending the final Dog Day promotion, the disappointment grew as the team fell to 1-94 when trailing after seven innings, igniting a mix of cheers and boos from the crowd.

Despite a rare late-game victory over the Los Angeles Angels, the White Sox remained one game away from surpassing the 1962 New York Mets as the worst team in modern baseball history. General Manager Chris Getz acknowledged the colliding issues contributing to this disastrous season, including injuries, a struggling manager, and a mismanaged clubhouse.

Players and management alike had to deal with the reality of the season's shortcomings, with speculation over the future of the team and its leadership intensifying as losses mounted.

Rookie pitcher Jonathan Cannon ended a rough stretch for the Chicago White Sox as they defeated the Los Angeles Angels 3-2, avoiding the record for most losses in a season. Despite a shaky moment on the mound and a tough season overall, Cannon's solid six innings helped the Sox, now at a 37-120 record, claim victory.

The win brought relief to the Sox's long-suffering fanbase, who had witnessed an alarming number of losses, including a recent stretch where they lost 59 of 71 games. General manager Chris Getz expressed gratitude to fans for their unwavering support during this challenging season.

The Chicago White Sox find themselves on the brink of a historic low, tied with the 1962 New York Mets for most losses in a single MLB season. With a record of 36-120, they approach the potential for a 121st loss as they prepare to host the Los Angeles Angels.

This season has been marked by brutal losing streaks and challenges, leaving players and management alike grappling with the emotional toll. Interim manager Grady Sizemore and players like Andrew Benintendi and Gavin Sheets are facing questions as they strive to find ways to win amidst overwhelming adversity.

In a closely contested game, Lenyn Sosa's ninth-inning two-run homer brought the Chicago White Sox level, but they ultimately fell to the San Diego Padres 3-2 in extra innings. This loss marked the White Sox's 118th, putting them on track to challenge the American League's record for losses in a season.

Fernando Tatis Jr.'s walk-off double secured the victory for San Diego, helping maintain their lead for a wild card spot. The future remains uncertain for the struggling White Sox as they aim to avoid additional historic lows.