
Historic losing streaks in major U.S. sports: White Sox narrowly miss out
The Chicago White Sox recently circumvented an ignoble record that most teams would rather avoid at all costs. Last Tuesday, they claimed a victory over the Oakland Athletics, snapping a 21-game losing streak that tied the American League record and stood as the second-longest in Major League Baseball history. The team was dangerously close, just two losses away, from tying the all-time record set by the 1961 Philadelphia Phillies. The White Sox currently hold a record of 28-88, which translates to a winning percentage of .241. That's a little better than their all-time low by .006. They're also dangerously on…



