Lenyn Sosa's three-run homer propelled the Chicago White Sox to a 9-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers, who are heading to the playoffs after a decade-long drought.

Kerry Carpenter's grand slam brought the Tigers within a run, but Chicago's four-run seventh inning sealed the game. Despite the loss, Detroit finished with a winning record for the first time since 2016, while the White Sox concluded their season with a record-setting 121 losses.

White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf labeled the season as a failure, and the team is set to regroup for spring training against the Cubs.

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 ended their game against the Los Angeles Angels with a 7-0 victory, avoiding the record for most losses in a single MLB season, currently shared with the 1962 New York Mets. Despite their 39-120 record, the team is determined to play spoiler against the Detroit Tigers in their upcoming series.

Chris Flexen, the starting pitcher, delivered a strong performance, ending his winless streak. His teammates, including Andrew Vaughn and Lenyn Sosa, contributed significantly to a seven-run fifth inning, showing resilience even in a dismal season.

Interim manager Grady Sizemore is pleased with the team's tenacity, as they continue to fight for respect and pride despite the ongoing challenges they face.

The Chicago White Sox managed to stave off setting a modern-day record for losses with a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Andrew Benintendi's single in the 10th inning secured the win, marking his second straight game with a pivotal hit.

This win keeps the White Sox at 120 losses for the season, equaling the record set by the 1962 New York Mets. The team is set to face the Angels again before concluding their dismal season in Detroit.

Andrew Benintendi's timely hitting led the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in extra innings, preventing them from matching a historical record for most losses in a season.

The White Sox, with four games left, are currently 38-120, trying to avoid equaling the 1962 New York Mets' infamous mark of 40-120.

Korey Lee and Lenyn Sosa contributed with critical home runs, while relief pitcher Enyel De Los Santos made key plays to manage the Angels' offensive momentum.