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The mounting losses have raised eyebrows, with some projections humorously contemplating the idea of the White Sox aiming to rival the historical lows achieved by the 1916 Philadelphia A's. Discussions of low points include organizational decisions that seem more focused on satisfying specific individuals rather than building a cohesive and competitive team. The lack of a solid foundation—such as proper scouting, player development, and accounting for analytics—has reflected poorly on leadership. Under the current ownership of Jerry Reinsdorf, fans have expressed a weariness that often results in the universal call to “sell the team.”