
Will a Major League Baseball team lose 120 games or more in one season by the end of 2029?
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The 1962 Mets have the record for the modern era with a 120 loss season, and the Detroit Tigers came close with 119 losses in 2003
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_worst_Major_League_Baseball_season_win%E2%80%93loss_records

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Well, the White Sox have to win 12 of their remaining 22 to avoid it at this point, when they've won only 5 of their previous 50 and are .221 on the year.
It shouldn't be impossible to win 12 of 22 (the players aren't really that bad, and baseball is swingy on a game-to-game basis; the White Sox did beat the Yankees by ten runs back on August 12th), but they've got to be truly demoralized at this point.