Reported 6 months ago
The Chicago White Sox are currently experiencing their worst losing streak in over 55 years, with 11 consecutive losses tying for the fourth-worst in franchise history. This streak is also the longest active one in MLB, with the last time the team lost 11 straight games in a season dating back to 1956. If they lose their upcoming game against the Cubs, it will tie their third-worst 12-game losing streak, set in 1927. The team's struggles across all aspects of the game have led to a dismal .250 win percentage, putting them on track for possibly the fewest wins in a season since 1961. The historical context includes notable losing streaks like the 15-game skid from 1967-68, and the all-time record of 23 consecutive losses by the 1961 Phillies.
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