In a rollercoaster week for the Chicago White Sox, the team managed to escape the infamy of becoming the worst modern Major League Baseball team by securing a comeback victory against the Los Angeles Angels. Despite the excitement of a long-suffering fanbase who embraced the drama with both jeers and cheers, the White Sox ultimately held off history for at least one more game. Following their first comeback win of the season, which came with an impressive eight-run rally in the eighth inning, the White Sox remain tied with the 1962 Mets for the highest losses in a single MLB season at 120. While fans gathered to witness a potential record-breaking loss, they were treated instead to a hard-fought 3-2 win. However, the team continued to face challenges as they subsequently suffered back-to-back losses, including a heartbreaking defeat in a 13-inning matchup that brought their total losses to 117. The narrative for the White Sox is one of resilience in the face of adversity as they seek to finish their season on a stronger note.