When they were swept by the Reds over the weekend, the Sox' 2-13 start gave them the distinction of owning the worst 15-game start in franchise history.
It was the kind of start that moved manager Pedro Grifol to hold a clubhouse meeting before the Sox opened a three-game series. Media waited 45 minutes outside till it was finished.
And unlike those Cubs, who would finish 71-91 and win the National League East in 1984, the direction these Sox are headed is a mystery.
Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf called last season's team 'the worst year I've ever suffered through; it's been a horrible experience' after he fired general manager Rick Hahn and vice president Ken Williams.
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