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The White Sox recorded a total of two runs on Sunday, which closely matches their average for the season of 2.14 runs per game. They only achieved four hits in this game, marking the eighth instance in 21 games that they have had six hits or less. Overall, their run differential remains at a staggering -71. On average, the White Sox have been outscored by a margin of 3.38 runs per game in 2024, which is almost impossible to comprehend.

These are the nine teams that have lost at least 18 out of their first 21 games in the past.

The Chicago White Sox’s lack of success has now reached a historical level. On Sunday afternoon, the White Sox suffered yet another loss, this time against the Philadelphia Phillies (with a final score of PHI 8, CWS 2). With this defeat, Chicago’s record for the season has fallen to a dismal 3-18, making them only the tenth team to start with 18 losses in their first 21 games. In fact, this has not occurred in over 20 years.

The Chicago team will be heading to Minnesota for a series of four games against the struggling Twins. After their loss (DET 6, MIN 1) on Sunday, the Twins now have a record of 7-13. I’m sure they’re eager to face the White Sox in seven of their next 10 games. It’s crucial for Minnesota to turn their season around, and playing against the White Sox may help them get back on track.

Dayn Perry recently reported on the White Sox’s continued struggle.

The situation has deteriorated significantly and is continuing to do so. The projected 2024 White Sox team is on track to potentially become one of the poorest performing teams in the sports’ history.

There are some run of the mill bad teams in there and also two of the worst teams in baseball history in the 1952 Pirates and 2003 Tigers. The 2018 and 2022 Reds are a reason to be optimistic, I suppose. Cincinnati is loaded with young talent and is now one of the most exciting teams in the game. Can the White Sox swing that in a few years? It’s on GM Chris Getz to make it happen.