The Chicago White Sox are on the verge of breaking the Major League Baseball record for the most losses in a season, highlighting a level of badness unprecedented in baseball history.
While history often celebrates winning teams, the narrative surrounding losing teams like the White Sox provides an opportunity for all of us to relate to failure and experience—something we all understand.
Being the best at losing could make a team immortal in a different light, focusing attention on their historic poor performance as much as on championship victories.
The White Sox’s journey through a historically terrible season might resonate more universally, embodying the relatable human experience of striving but ultimately falling short.
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