The Chicago White Sox managed to avoid setting the record for the most losses in a Major League Baseball season, securing a 4-3 walk-off win against the Los Angeles Angels. Andrew Benintendi's decisive hit in the 10th inning marked a welcome victory amid a dismal season. Fans at the game expressed their mixed feelings, with some frustrations directed at the team's management, while others celebrated the hard-fought win.

The atmosphere was a mixture of appreciation and disappointment. The Sox, holding a 38-120 record, had five games left to break the infamous 1962 Mets record for most losses. Despite the tension, the team played a solid defense, turning critical double plays and overcoming a challenging night on the bases.

Chicago White Sox fans faced a potential record-breaking loss with humor and frustration, rallying against owner Jerry Reinsdorf as their team battled the Los Angeles Angels.

Despite their hopes for a loss to officially push for a team sale, the White Sox staged an improbable comeback to win 3-2, sparking mixed reactions from the crowd. Fans continued to express their discontent with chants and banners urging Reinsdorf to sell the team.

The Chicago White Sox executed a dramatic comeback against the Los Angeles Angels, overcoming a 2-0 deficit entering the eighth inning to clinch a 3-2 victory. This win marked a significant milestone as it allowed the White Sox to avoid a record-breaking 121 losses in a single season, an unwelcome feat since the 1962 New York Mets.

Consecutive doubles by Zach DeLoach and Bryan Ramos initiated the rally, followed by a pivotal play involving a dropped pop-up that allowed Luis Robert to tie the game. Andrew Benintendi’s key single later secured the victory, while Justin Anderson earned his first save since 2019 in a tense ninth inning.

In a decisive victory, the Detroit Tigers overcame the Chicago White Sox with a score of 6-3, concluding a four-game sweep. Spencer Torkelson's impressive three-run homer highlighted a five-run surge in the seventh inning.

Parker Meadows started the rally with a homer that tied the game, and Jace Jung contributed with a crucial RBI single. Despite a strong effort, the White Sox recorded their 31st blown save this season amid ongoing struggles.

Drew Thorpe's excellent pitching streak continued with a scoreless six-inning performance against the Royals, but the White Sox lost yet again. Seth Lugo pitched a shutout for Kansas City in their seventh consecutive win. Justin Anderson and John Brebbia struggled for the Sox, dropping their record to 27-74.

Nick Senzel struggled in his debut series after signing with the Sox as a free agent. He sees the opportunity to revive his season with the team. Martin Maldonado was released, and play-by-play voice John Schriffen returns to the booth for the Sox' next game.