Balta1701 Posted April 30, 2023 Share Posted April 30, 2023 #62Mets Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bmags Posted April 30, 2023 Share Posted April 30, 2023 I honestly think we’ll break this record handily 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Balta1701 Posted April 30, 2023 Share Posted April 30, 2023 The streak did make the Sun Times cover. That’s something. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted April 30, 2023 Share Posted April 30, 2023 (edited) White Sox Active Losing Streaks for Sunday, April 30th. 1. Longest losing streaks in Chicago White Sox History (1901-Current): (Fifteen) September 27 - October 1, 1967 + April 10 - 25, 1968: 1967 (89-73 Eddie Stanky) (5 Games): at Kansas City (2); vs. Washington (3). 1968 (67-95 Eddie Stanky) (10 Games): vs. Cleveland (1); at Detroit (2); at Cleveland (1); at Boston (2); vs. Detroit (3); at Minnesota (1). (Thirteen) August 9 - 26, 1924 (66-87 Johnny Evers): vs. Washington (2); at Boston (4); at New York (3); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (1). (Twelve) September 10 - 22, 1927 (70-83 Ray Schalk): at Washington (2); at Philadelphia (3); at New York; (5); at Boston (2). (Eleven) - Three July 7 - 18, 1956 (85-69 Marty Marion): vs. Detroit (3); at Boston (3); at New York (2); at Baltimore (3). September 14 - 24, 1921 (62-92 Kid Gleason): at New York (1); at Boston (4); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (3). July 9 - 20, 1910 (68-85 Hugh Duffy): at New York (3); at Boston (5); at Philadelphia (3). (Ten) - Seven April 19 - 29, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): vs. Philadelphia (1); at Tampa Bay (3); at Toronto (3); vs. Tampa Bay (3). July 26 - August 4, 2013 (63-99 Robin Ventura): vs. Kansas City (3); at Cleveland (4); at Detroit (3). June 11 - 20, 1976 (64-97 Paul Richards): at Cleveland (4); vs. Baltimore (2); vs. New York (4). May 26 - June 4, 1938 (65-83 Jimmy Dykes): vs. Philadelphia (1); vs. Detroit (3); at Cleveland (2); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (1). September 17 - 26, 1934 (53-99 Jimmy Dykes): vs. Philadelphia (5); vs. Cleveland (3); at Detroit (2). August 7 - 19, 1932 (49-102 Lew Fonseca): vs. Philadelphia (2); vs. Saint Louis (4); at Washington (4). September 14 - 22, 1931 (56-97 Donie Bush): at Boston (3); at Philadelphia (3); at Washington (4). 2. Most consecutive games between winning streaks (2+ wins) in Chicago White Sox History (1973-Current): (Thirty-eight) August 7 - September 16, 1984 (74-88 Tony La Russa): [8/1 vs. Boston; 8/3-6 at Milwaukee & 8/7 at New York] 11-27 [9/17-19 at Minnesota] (Thirty-eight) July 10 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa): [7/6 vs. Oakland DH] 11-27 [8/21-23 vs. Toronto] (Thirty) September 8 - 30, 1973 (77-85 Chuck Tanner) + April 5 - 16, 1974 (80-80 Chuck Tanner): [8/31-9/2 vs. California; 9/3-4 vs. Texas & 9/6-7 at Minnesota] 7-23 [4/17 at Oakland & 4/19 vs. Kansas City] (Twenty-nine) October 5, 2022 (81-81 Tony La Russa) + March 30 - April 29, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): [10/2 at San Diego & 10/3-4 vs. Minnesota] 7-22 [TBD] (Twenty-nine) May 23, 2007 - June 26, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): [5/20 at Chicago & 5/21-22 vs. Oakland] 6-23 [6/25-6/28 at Tampa Bay] 3. Most consecutive series losses in Chicago White Sox History (1973-Current): (Eight 5-19) April 3 - 30, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): vs. San Francisco 1-2; at Pittsburgh 1-2; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Baltimore 1-2; vs. Philadelphia 1-2; at Tampa Bay 0-3; at Toronto 0-3; vs. Tampa Bay 0-3 (4/30 Game TBD). (Eight 5-21) May 28 - June 24, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): at Minnesota 0-3; at Toronto 1-3; vs. New York A. L. 1-3; vs. Houston 1-2; at Philadelphia 0-3; at Pittsburgh 1-2; vs. Florida 1-2; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-3. (Eight 5-21) June 1 - 28, 1987 (77-85 Jim Fregosi): at Texas 1-2; at California 1-3; at Oakland 0-3; vs. Minnesota 1-3; at Seattle 0-3; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Seattle 1-2; vs. California 0-3. 4. Most consecutive winless series in Chicago White Sox History (1970-Current): Link for details (Twenty-four) May 15 - August 4, 1970 (56-106 Don Gutteridge): 0-16-8 (Fourteen) June 30 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa): 0-10-4 (Twelve) September 24, 1996 - April 30, 1997 (85-77 & 80-81 Terry Bevington): 0-7-5 (Ten) July 3 - August 6, 2017 (67-95 Ricky Renteria): 0-9-1 (Nine) March 30 - April 30, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): 0-8-1 Will attempt to complete updates for 2. through 4. to include all Chicago White Sox Seasons before the game on Tuesday. Edited April 30, 2023 by South Side Hit Men 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texsox Posted April 30, 2023 Author Share Posted April 30, 2023 Years from now we'll be suffering a tough loss and tell the youngins, you think this is bad? In my day we had the 2023 Sox before the new owners moved them to Charlotte. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted April 30, 2023 Share Posted April 30, 2023 (edited) This losing streak is OVAH! Most games between winning streaks and two series streaks (consecutive series lost and consecutive series without a win) remain intact. I will provide an update on these three streaks before the game on Tuesday. Savor the next two days White Sox Fans. Longest losing streaks in Chicago White Sox History (1901-Current): (Fifteen) September 27 - October 1, 1967 + April 10 - 25, 1968: 1967 (89-73 Eddie Stanky) (5 Games): at Kansas City (2); vs. Washington (3). 1968 (67-95 Eddie Stanky) (10 Games): vs. Cleveland (1); at Detroit (2); at Cleveland (1); at Boston (2); vs. Detroit (3); at Minnesota (1). (Thirteen) August 9 - 26, 1924 (66-87 Johnny Evers): vs. Washington (2); at Boston (4); at New York (3); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (1). (Twelve) September 10 - 22, 1927 (70-83 Ray Schalk): at Washington (2); at Philadelphia (3); at New York; (5); at Boston (2). (Eleven) - Three July 7 - 18, 1956 (85-69 Marty Marion): vs. Detroit (3); at Boston (3); at New York (2); at Baltimore (3). September 14 - 24, 1921 (62-92 Kid Gleason): at New York (1); at Boston (4); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (3). July 9 - 20, 1910 (68-85 Hugh Duffy): at New York (3); at Boston (5); at Philadelphia (3). (Ten) - Seven April 19 - 29, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): vs. Philadelphia (1); at Tampa Bay (3); at Toronto (3); vs. Tampa Bay (3). July 26 - August 4, 2013 (63-99 Robin Ventura): vs. Kansas City (3); at Cleveland (4); at Detroit (3). June 11 - 20, 1976 (64-97 Paul Richards): at Cleveland (4); vs. Baltimore (2); vs. New York (4). May 26 - June 4, 1938 (65-83 Jimmy Dykes): vs. Philadelphia (1); vs. Detroit (3); at Cleveland (2); at Washington (3); at Philadelphia (1). September 17 - 26, 1934 (53-99 Jimmy Dykes): vs. Philadelphia (5); vs. Cleveland (3); at Detroit (2). August 7 - 19, 1932 (49-102 Lew Fonseca): vs. Philadelphia (2); vs. Saint Louis (4); at Washington (4). September 14 - 22, 1931 (56-97 Donie Bush): at Boston (3); at Philadelphia (3); at Washington (4). Edited April 30, 2023 by South Side Hit Men Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted May 1, 2023 Share Posted May 1, 2023 (edited) The First Streak ends at twenty-nine with a White Sox win on Tuesday (7-22), or will continue to thirty-one games with a loss (8-23). The remaining two series streaks depend on results of the scheduled three game series with Minnesota. All three streaks have been updated to include all games and series played by the Chicago White Sox since the advent of Divisional Play. If someone can provide a source and link to automatically years prior to 1969, I will included these seasons as well. Tony La Russa was involved in six of the eighteen streaks noted below, the most of any manager. Also of note, the 1970 White Sox played a half a season without winning a series. Would love to know if that is the longest streak in the history of MLB. White Sox Active Losing Streaks for Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Current streak tied for third all time. 1. Most consecutive games without a winning streak (2+ wins) in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): (Thirty-eight 11-27) August 7 - September 16, 1984 (74-88 Tony La Russa): [8/1 vs. Boston; 8/3-6 at Milwaukee & 8/7 at New York] 11-27 [9/17-19 at Minnesota]. (Thirty-eight 11-27) July 10 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa): [7/6 vs. Oakland DH] 11-27 [8/21-23 vs. Toronto]. (Thirty 7-23) September 8 - 30, 1973 (77-85 Chuck Tanner) + April 5 - 16, 1974 (80-80 Chuck Tanner): [8/31-9/2 vs. California; 9/3-4 vs. Texas & 9/6-7 at Minnesota] 7-23 [4/17 at Oakland & 4/19 vs. Kansas City]. (Thirty 8-22) October 5, 2022 (81-81 Tony La Russa) + March 30 - April 29, 2023 (8-21 Pedro Grifol): [10/2 at San Diego & 10/3-4 vs. Minnesota] 8-22 [TBD]. (Thirty 8-22) May 17 - June 16, 1970 (56-106 Don Gutteridge): [5/11-12 at Detroit & 5/15-16 & vs. Kansas City] 8-22 [6/17 vs. New York & 6/19 at Oakland]. (Twenty-nine 6-23) May 23, 2007 - June 26, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): [5/20 at Chicago & 5/21-22 vs. Oakland] 6-23 [6/25-6/28 at Tampa Bay]. 2. Most consecutive series losses in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): Current streak tied for first all time. (Eight 6-19) April 3 - 30, 2023 (8-21 Pedro Grifol): vs. San Francisco 1-2; at Pittsburgh 1-2; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Baltimore 1-2; vs. Philadelphia 1-2; at Tampa Bay 0-3; at Toronto 0-3; vs. Tampa Bay 1-3. (Eight 5-21) May 28 - June 24, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): at Minnesota 0-3; at Toronto 1-3; vs. New York A. L. 1-3; vs. Houston 1-2; at Philadelphia 0-3; at Pittsburgh 1-2; vs. Florida 1-2; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-3. (Eight 5-21) June 1 - 28, 1987 (77-85 Jim Fregosi): at Texas 1-2; at California 1-3; at Oakland 0-3; vs. Minnesota 1-3; at Seattle 0-3; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Seattle 1-2; vs. California 0-3. 3. Most consecutive winless series in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): Current streak tied for seventh all time. (Twenty-five 26-54) May 15 - August 4, 1970 (56-106 Don Gutteridge) 0-17-8: vs. Kansas City 2-2; vs. California 1-2; vs. Oakland 0-4; at Kansas City 1-2; at Boston 1-2; at Washington 1-2; at New York 1-2; at Milwaukee 0-1; vs. Boston 1-1; vs. Washington 1-3; vs. New York 1-1; at Oakland 1-3; at California 1-3; vs. Minnesota 2-2; vs. Oakland 0-3; at Minnesota 1-2; at Milwaukee 2-3; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. Detroit 0-3; vs. Baltimore 1-2; at Cleveland 1-2; at Detroit 2-2; at Baltimore 1-1; vs. Cleveland 2-2; vs. Kansas City 1-1. (Fifteen 14-32) June 30 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa) 0-11-4: vs. California 1-3; vs. Oakland 2-2; vs. Baltimore 1-1; vs. New York 0-3; at Texas 1-2; at Milwaukee 1-2; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. Texas 2-2; vs. Milwaukee 1-1; vs. Kansas City 1-2; at Baltimore 0-3; at Boston 1-2; at New York 1-2; vs. Boston 0-1; vs. Cleveland 1-3. (Thirteen 12-27) August 7 - September 16, 1984 (74-88 Tony La Russa) 0-10-3: at New York 2-2; vs. Milwaukee 0-3; vs. Texas 1-2; vs. Toronto 1-2; at Texas 1-2; at Kansas City 1-3; at Toronto 1-1; vs. Toronto 0-1; vs. Kansas City 1-2; vs. Oakland 2-2; vs. California 1-2; at Oakland 1-2; at California 0-3. (Twelve 10-20) September 24 - 29, 1996 (85-77 Terry Bevington) + April 1 - 30, 1997 (80-81 Terry Bevington) 0-7-5: vs. Kansas City 1-1; at Minnesota 1-2; at Toronto 1-1; vs. Detroit 1-2; vs. Toronto 0-2; at Detroit 1-2; at Texas 0-2; vs. Baltimore 1-1; vs. New York A.L. 1-3; at Baltimore 1-1; at New York A.L. 1-2; vs. Texas 1-1. (Ten 5-23) July 3 - August 6, 2017 (67-95 Ricky Renteria) 0-9-1: at Oakland 1-2; at Colorado 1-2; vs. Seattle 0-3; vs. Los Angeles N.L. 0-2; at Kansas City 0-3; at Chicago N.L. 1-1; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-2; vs. Cleveland 1-2; vs. Toronto 1-2; at Boston 0-4. (Nine 8-21) March 30 - April 30, 2023 (8-21 Pedro Grifol) 0-8-1: at Houston 2-2; vs. San Francisco 1-2; at Pittsburgh 1-2; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Baltimore 1-2; vs. Philadelphia 1-2; at Tampa Bay 0-3; at Toronto 0-3; vs. Tampa Bay 1-3. (Nine 6-22) May 25 - June 24, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen) 0-8-1: vs. Tampa Bay 1-1; at Minnesota 0-3; at Toronto 1-3; vs. New York A. L. 1-3; vs. Houston 1-2; at Philadelphia 0-3; at Pittsburgh 1-2; vs. Florida 1-2; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-3. (Nine 11-20) August 11 - September 9, 1979 (73-87 Tony La Russa) 0-5-4: vs. Toronto 2-2; at Baltimore 1-2; at Boston 2-2; at Milwaukee 1-3; vs. Baltimore 0-2; vs. Boston 1-1; vs. Milwaukee 2-2; at California 1-3; at Oakland 1-3. (Nine 6-14) April 20 - May 18, 1976 (64-97 Paul Richards) 0-5-4: at New York 0-2; vs. Boston 0-1; vs. Milwaukee 0-2; vs. Detroit 1-1; at Baltimore 1-1; at Detroit 1-2; at Texas 1-1; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. California 1-1. 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Iwritecode Posted May 1, 2023 Share Posted May 1, 2023 On 4/28/2023 at 9:38 PM, The Grinder said: I think Savanna IL lost 75 straight football games. 74. Their streak went from 1996 to 2003. The record before that was 47 which my HS school tied in 1994. This is the article when Savanna tied it originally in 2001. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2001-09-01-0109010234-story.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Grinder Posted May 2, 2023 Share Posted May 2, 2023 10 hours ago, Iwritecode said: 74. Their streak went from 1996 to 2003. The record before that was 47 which my HS school tied in 1994. This is the article when Savanna tied it originally in 2001. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2001-09-01-0109010234-story.html That's a good Mississippi River city. Last in football but first in catfish fishing and muskrat trapping!😆 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted May 3, 2023 Share Posted May 3, 2023 And the second of four 2023 streaks is OVAH! All that is left is to clear the two streaks related to series. Most consecutive games without a winning streak (2+ wins) in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): (Thirty-eight 11-27) August 7 - September 16, 1984 (74-88 Tony La Russa): [8/1 vs. Boston; 8/3-6 at Milwaukee & 8/7 at New York] 11-27 [9/17-19 at Minnesota]. (Thirty-eight 11-27) July 10 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa): [7/6 vs. Oakland DH] 11-27 [8/21-23 vs. Toronto]. (Thirty 7-23) September 8 - 30, 1973 (77-85 Chuck Tanner) + April 5 - 16, 1974 (80-80 Chuck Tanner): [8/31-9/2 vs. California; 9/3-4 vs. Texas & 9/6-7 at Minnesota] 7-23 [4/17 at Oakland & 4/19 vs. Kansas City]. (Thirty 8-22) May 17 - June 16, 1970 (56-106 Don Gutteridge): [5/11-12 at Detroit & 5/15-16 & vs. Kansas City] 8-22 [6/17 vs. New York & 6/19 at Oakland]. (Twenty-nine 7-22) October 5, 2022 (81-81 Tony La Russa) + March 30 - April 29, 2023 (7-21 Pedro Grifol): [10/2 at San Diego & 10/3-4 vs. Minnesota] 7-22 [4/30 vs. Tampa Bay & 5/2 vs. Minnesota]. (Twenty-nine 6-23) May 23, 2007 - June 26, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): [5/20 at Chicago & 5/21-22 vs. Oakland] 6-23 [6/25-6/28 at Tampa Bay]. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
South Side Hit Men Posted May 4, 2023 Share Posted May 4, 2023 And the two series related streaks are OVAH! White Sox Losing Streaks through Wednesday, May 3, 2023. No active losing streaks remain. 1. Most consecutive series losses in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): (Eight 6-19) April 3 - 30, 2023 (10-21 Pedro Grifol): vs. San Francisco 1-2; at Pittsburgh 1-2; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Baltimore 1-2; vs. Philadelphia 1-2; at Tampa Bay 0-3; at Toronto 0-3; vs. Tampa Bay 1-3. (Eight 5-21) May 28 - June 24, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen): at Minnesota 0-3; at Toronto 1-3; vs. New York A. L. 1-3; vs. Houston 1-2; at Philadelphia 0-3; at Pittsburgh 1-2; vs. Florida 1-2; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-3. (Eight 5-21) June 1 - 28, 1987 (77-85 Jim Fregosi): at Texas 1-2; at California 1-3; at Oakland 0-3; vs. Minnesota 1-3; at Seattle 0-3; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Seattle 1-2; vs. California 0-3. 2. Most consecutive winless series in Chicago White Sox History (1969-Current): (Twenty-five 26-54) May 15 - August 4, 1970 (56-106 Don Gutteridge) 0-17-8: vs. Kansas City 2-2; vs. California 1-2; vs. Oakland 0-4; at Kansas City 1-2; at Boston 1-2; at Washington 1-2; at New York 1-2; at Milwaukee 0-1; vs. Boston 1-1; vs. Washington 1-3; vs. New York 1-1; at Oakland 1-3; at California 1-3; vs. Minnesota 2-2; vs. Oakland 0-3; at Minnesota 1-2; at Milwaukee 2-3; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. Detroit 0-3; vs. Baltimore 1-2; at Cleveland 1-2; at Detroit 2-2; at Baltimore 1-1; vs. Cleveland 2-2; vs. Kansas City 1-1. (Fifteen 14-32) June 30 - August 20, 1980 (70-90 Tony La Russa) 0-11-4: vs. California 1-3; vs. Oakland 2-2; vs. Baltimore 1-1; vs. New York 0-3; at Texas 1-2; at Milwaukee 1-2; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. Texas 2-2; vs. Milwaukee 1-1; vs. Kansas City 1-2; at Baltimore 0-3; at Boston 1-2; at New York 1-2; vs. Boston 0-1; vs. Cleveland 1-3. (Thirteen 12-27) August 7 - September 16, 1984 (74-88 Tony La Russa) 0-10-3: at New York 2-2; vs. Milwaukee 0-3; vs. Texas 1-2; vs. Toronto 1-2; at Texas 1-2; at Kansas City 1-3; at Toronto 1-1; vs. Toronto 0-1; vs. Kansas City 1-2; vs. Oakland 2-2; vs. California 1-2; at Oakland 1-2; at California 0-3. (Twelve 10-20) September 24 - 29, 1996 (85-77 Terry Bevington) + April 1 - 30, 1997 (80-81 Terry Bevington) 0-7-5: vs. Kansas City 1-1; at Minnesota 1-2; at Toronto 1-1; vs. Detroit 1-2; vs. Toronto 0-2; at Detroit 1-2; at Texas 0-2; vs. Baltimore 1-1; vs. New York A.L. 1-3; at Baltimore 1-1; at New York A.L. 1-2; vs. Texas 1-1. (Ten 5-23) July 3 - August 6, 2017 (67-95 Ricky Renteria) 0-9-1: at Oakland 1-2; at Colorado 1-2; vs. Seattle 0-3; vs. Los Angeles N.L. 0-2; at Kansas City 0-3; at Chicago N.L. 1-1; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-2; vs. Cleveland 1-2; vs. Toronto 1-2; at Boston 0-4. (Nine 8-21) March 30 - April 30, 2023 (10-21 Pedro Grifol) 0-8-1: at Houston 2-2; vs. San Francisco 1-2; at Pittsburgh 1-2; at Minnesota 1-2; vs. Baltimore 1-2; vs. Philadelphia 1-2; at Tampa Bay 0-3; at Toronto 0-3; vs. Tampa Bay 1-3. (Nine 6-22) May 25 - June 24, 2007 (72-90 Ozzie Guillen) 0-8-1: vs. Tampa Bay 1-1; at Minnesota 0-3; at Toronto 1-3; vs. New York A. L. 1-3; vs. Houston 1-2; at Philadelphia 0-3; at Pittsburgh 1-2; vs. Florida 1-2; vs. Chicago N.L. 0-3. (Nine 11-20) August 11 - September 9, 1979 (73-87 Tony La Russa) 0-5-4: vs. Toronto 2-2; at Baltimore 1-2; at Boston 2-2; at Milwaukee 1-3; vs. Baltimore 0-2; vs. Boston 1-1; vs. Milwaukee 2-2; at California 1-3; at Oakland 1-3. (Nine 6-14) April 20 - May 18, 1976 (64-97 Paul Richards) 0-5-4: at New York 0-2; vs. Boston 0-1; vs. Milwaukee 0-2; vs. Detroit 1-1; at Baltimore 1-1; at Detroit 1-2; at Texas 1-1; at Kansas City 1-3; vs. California 1-1. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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