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 narrowly avoided setting a record for losses, defeating the Los Angeles Angels 3-2. Andrew Benintendi delivered a pivotal two-out single in the eighth, allowing the White Sox to remain tied with the 1962 New York Mets for the modern record of 120 losses.

Despite the victory, White Sox fans expressed frustration with the team's performance, chanting for owner Jerry Reinsdorf to sell the team. With five games left this season, the White Sox risk becoming the most losing team in modern MLB history.

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 Houston Astros are showcasing their strength as they approach the end of the season, winning three out of four games against the Los Angeles Angels. With only seven games remaining, they hold a commanding five-game lead in the American League West.

Rookie Spencer Arrighetti is set to take the mound, even as he looks for his first win against the Angels. Meanwhile, Griffin Canning will pitch for Los Angeles. The matchup promises excitement as both teams look to solidify their standings.