White Sox Set Franchise Record with 14th Consecutive Loss

Chicago's struggles continue as they fall to the Boston Red Sox 14-2, marking their worst start in team history.

The White Sox have lost 18 of their last 19 games, holding a 15-48 record for the season.
Manager Pedro Grifol remains optimistic despite the adversity, emphasizing the team's effort and commitment.
Boston's Jarren Duran and Enmanuel Valdez each hit home runs, contributing to the Red Sox's 24 hits.
Tanner Houck pitched seven strong innings for Boston, allowing only two runs and three hits.
The White Sox are dealing with multiple injuries, including key players like Yoán Moncada and Eloy Jiménez.