Snyder's Soapbox: Record-breaking White Sox should be more embarrassing for owner Jerry Reinsdorf than players

Sox set record for futility with latest loss to Angels

The White Sox set a new record for futility on Sunday, losing their 10th straight game to fall to 19-36 on the season. The loss is the team's longest losing streak since 1976, and it's the first time they've lost 10 straight games since 1989.

Reinsdorf has been criticized for his lack of spending on the team

The White Sox's struggles have been blamed on a number of factors, including injuries, poor play, and a lack of spending by owner Jerry Reinsdorf. Reinsdorf has been criticized for his unwillingness to spend money on the team, and he has been accused of putting profits ahead of winning.

The White Sox are now in danger of missing the playoffs

The White Sox are now in danger of missing the playoffs for the third straight season. They are currently 10 games behind the first-place Minnesota Twins in the AL Central, and they have a losing record against both the Twins and the Cleveland Indians.

Reinsdorf should be embarrassed by the White Sox's performance

The White Sox's record-breaking losing streak is a disgrace, and it should be more embarrassing for owner Jerry Reinsdorf than the players. Reinsdorf has been unwilling to spend money on the team, and he has allowed the White Sox to become a laughingstock.

Reinsdorf needs to take action to fix the White Sox

Reinsdorf needs to take action to fix the White Sox. He needs to start by spending money on the team, and he needs to hire a manager who can turn things around. If Reinsdorf doesn't take action, the White Sox are going to continue to be a laughingstock.