The Chicago White Sox are experiencing a historically poor season, with a projected 120 losses, drawing comparisons to the infamous 1962 New York Mets. Perkins highlights this ineptitude in a recent column, using humor to contextualize the White Sox's struggles within the rich history of baseball, including a nod to Ken MacKenzie, the lone Canadian on the Mets' roster that year.

Montas has played for the Chicago White Sox during his nine-season career in MLB, contributing to his overall record of 44-46 with a 4.09 ERA in 129 starts and 31 relief appearances. His time with the White Sox is part of a broader journey that includes stints with the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees, highlighting his experience in various team environments.

The Chicago White Sox were part of a three-team trade that included the Dodgers and the Cardinals, which resulted in Tommy Edman's acquisition by Los Angeles.

The Chicago White Sox were involved in a three-team trade that resulted in Tommy Edman being acquired by the Los Angeles Dodgers from the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Chicago White Sox were involved in a three-team trade that brought Tommy Edman to the Dodgers. This trade was part of a deal that also included the St. Louis Cardinals and was executed at the summer deadline. Edman's move to the Dodgers came after he had been scheduled to become a free agent, highlighting the White Sox's willingness to make significant roster changes.