Chicago White Sax does not win its 31st game of 2024, until the August 21N route 121 to set the major league records for the most damage in a season.
But on Sunday afternoon, in the final game of the three-game series against Colorado Rockies in Danver, they could reach that number.
Chicago has won the first two matches against Rockies, including 10-3 on Saturday, to win their 10th series of 2025 and make a sweep for the first time this season.
Meanwhile, Rockies has lost 17 consecutive domestic chains, dating the previous season. According to optastets, this Major League combines records for the longest domestic-chains that lose streak in history. Philadelphia athletics performed it in the 1916 and 1917 season.
Rockies at 20–69, are at the speed of losing 126 games, which will wipe white sox as a holder of that suspicious record after just one season. Rockies and White Socks have two worst records in baseball this season.
Trying to run your teams to win on Sunday will be Right-Handers Shane Smith (3-6, 3.86 ERA) for White Sox and Chase Dollander (2-9, 6.65) for Rockies.
This will be the first time either Pitcher has faced Sunday’s opponent in his small career.
Smith is one of many miscreants to play for Chicago this season. White Socks have nine on the roster, and the latest addition shortstop callson Montgomery, who made its major league on Friday night.
According to the Elilasts Sports Bureau, he captured an acarbaj on the intervention of a catcher in his first plate appearance, the first player to complete the latter in the expansion era (since 1961).
He made his first Major League hit on RBI Triple on Saturday night and made a strong start after a difficult start of two single couples. He was batting. With 149 Triple-e-Charlotte when the organization pulled him from the team to work with the director of the franchise of Hitting in Arizona, and he to hit on 13 May.
“I think there are benefits for (early conflict),” White Sox Manager Will Veneble said. “The name of the game is capable of dealing with adverse conditions and coming back and coming back, and focusing on what you need to do to become a good player.
“To be able to create that experience for him, and through all the lessons he has passed, I think it’s going to put him in a better place.”
Dollander has also dealt with typical crook struggles. He made his debut against athletics on 6 April and his second win in the fifth beginning of that month. He has six defeats in the last nine beginnings, and his first start in July-Houston Astro was the youngest in his 2/3 innings-his career in a 6–5 defeat.
The ups and downs are expected from a young pitcher, especially a one who plays his home games in a hitter-friendly Cursh field.
“I think it all returns to his command. I think he is falling behind in the count, he is then working very hard to come back to the count; he is throwing a lot of pitches,” Rockies’s interim manager Warren Shefefeer said about Dollander recently. “I think it leads to more often on the heart of the plate, but in Chase Dollander all confidence in the world move forward and are able to make adjustments.”
Colorado is 9–36 with a loss of 15 series in the course field, which is the worst beginning for a team in the modern era (since 1901). In May this year Rockies has been swept away by Rockies five times this year, including a four-game sweep against Philadelphia.
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