Dubious distinction awaits either White Sox or Angels. Here's what's at stake
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Andrew Benintendi followed his go-ahead single in the eighth inning of the White Sox's 3-2 win on Tuesday with an RBI single in the 10th of a 4-3 victory on Wednesday. For his efforts, Benintendi was doused by his teammates. "It feels good to get the win, but it (stinks) to get it poured on you, especially when it's starting to cool down a little bit," Benintendi said. "I was trying to run away a little bit. No, it's exciting. I mean, you want that poured on you even though deep down you're kinda trying to avoid it. It's hard to avoid."
We're not going to let anything rattle us," Sizemore said. "We're going out there and trying to compete and do the best we can to get a win." This statement reflects the resilience and competitive spirit of the White Sox despite their challenging season. The interim manager emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus and striving for victory, even in the face of a record-tying number of losses.
Los Angeles (63-95) has dropped a pair of one-run decisions to begin this three-game series, tying their franchise record for losses in a season. The club lost 95 games in 1968 and 1980, showing a history of struggle that resonates with their current performance.
Chicago (38-120) staved off writing its name in MLB's modern-day record books with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings on Wednesday. The White Sox remained tied with the expansion 1962 New York Mets for the most single-season losses in the majors since 1901, highlighting the gravity of their current situation.
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