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.

As the MLB season winds down, fantasy players are keenly focused on lineup strategies for the final games. Pitching recommendations highlight Zac Gallen's strong home performance, Cody Bradford's consistency, and Jose Suarez's risk-reward potential against struggling offenses.

Top hitting targets include Jarren Duran's recent resurgence, Ezequiel Tovar’s powerful yet erratic hitting, and Matt Wallner's prowess against right-handed pitchers. Stacking Cardinals and Diamondbacks against less impressive opposing pitchers is also suggested as teams make last pushes over the season's conclusion.

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.

Jon Singleton's eighth-inning two-run double secured a 3-1 victory for the Houston Astros against the Los Angeles Angels. The Astros' offense was boosted by walks to Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker, leading to Singleton's crucial hit.

Yusei Kikuchi excelled on the mound for Houston, allowing only one run in six innings, while the Angels struggled with runners in scoring position, ending a two-game winning streak.

In a notable performance, Taylor Ward hit a lead-off homer, marking his 25th of the season.

The Houston Astros are currently leading the American League West with an 82-70 record and look to maintain their position against the last-placed Los Angeles Angels over four upcoming games.

Veteran pitcher Yusei Kikuchi, who has been impressive since joining the Astros, will take the mound for Houston. He has a 3.19 ERA and will face a tough challenge from the Angels' José Suarez, who is more accustomed to a relief role this season.