The White Sox, Rockies, and Marlins are on pace for over 110 losses, rivaling historic losing seasons. Tanking is prevalent; the Astros lost 324 games but won 2 World Series. However, having three teams with over 110 losses in one season is unprecedented in baseball history.
Top-down organizational issues plague the White Sox and Rockies, with the Rockies struggling even more due to a lack of veteran players for trade. Owner decisions and insular practices have contributed to their poor performance.
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