2018 Chicago White Sox season
# Date Opponent Time ( CT ) Score Win Loss Save Record Attendance Streak/ Box
136 September 1 Red Sox 6:10pm 1-6 Rodríguez ( 12-3 ) Rodón ( 6-4 ) - 54-82 22,639 L1
137 September 2 Red Sox 1:10pm 8-0 Shields ( 6-15 ) Johnson ( 4-4 ) - 55-82 30,745 W1
138 September 3 Tigers 1:10pm 4-2 Fry ( 2-2 ) Greene ( 2-6 ) - 56-82 15,540 W2
139 September 4 Tigers 7:10pm 3-8 Liriano ( 4-9 ) Giolito ( 10-10 ) - 56-83 13,012 L1
140 September 5 Tigers 7:10pm 2-10 Zimmermann ( 7-6 ) Kopech ( 1-1 ) - 56-84 16,036 L2
141 September 7 Angels 7:10pm 2-5 Peña ( 2-4 ) Rodón ( 6-5 ) Buttrey ( 1 ) 56-85 18,236 L3
142 September 8 Angels 6:10pm 3-12 Shoemaker ( 2-0 ) Shields ( 6-16 ) - 56-86 27,146 L4
143 September 9 Angels 1:10pm 0-1 Heaney ( 9-9 ) Hamilton ( 0-1 ) Álvarez ( 1 ) 56-87 24,020 L5
144 September 10 @ Royals 7:15pm 3-4 ( 10 ) Newberry ( 2-0 ) Gómez ( 0-2 ) - 56-88 17,809 L6
145 September 11 @ Royals 7:15pm 3-6 Keller ( 8-6 ) Covey ( 5-13 ) Peralta ( 10 ) 56-89 17,613 L7
146 September 12 @ Royals 7:15pm 4-2 ( 12 ) Minaya ( 2-2 ) Smith ( 1-5 ) Santiago ( 2 ) 57-89 17,840 W1
147 September 14 @ Orioles 6:05pm 8-6 Shields ( 7-16 ) Ortiz ( 0-1 ) Jones ( 5 ) 58-89 18,265 W2
148 September 15 @ Orioles 6:05pm 2-0 López ( 6-9 ) Ramirez ( 1-6 ) Minaya ( 1 ) 59-89 23,266 W3
149 September 16 @ Orioles 12:05pm 4-8 Meisinger ( 1-0 ) Giolito ( 10-11 ) Fry ( 1 ) 59-90 19,104 L1
150 September 18 @ Indians 6:10pm 3-5 Kluber ( 19-7 ) Rodon ( 6-6 ) Miller ( 2 ) 59-91 19,277 L2
151 September 19 @ Indians 6:10pm 1-4 Pérez ( 1-1 ) Frare ( 0-1 ) - 59-92 18,263 L3
152 September 20 @ Indians 6:10pm 5-4 ( 11 ) Santiago ( 6-3 ) Cimber ( 3-8 ) - 60-92 19,457 W1
153 September 21 Cubs 3:10pm 10-4 López ( 7-9 ) Quintana ( 13-11 ) - 61-92 34,027 W2
154 September 22 Cubs 6:10pm 3-8 Lester ( 17-6 ) Giolito ( 10-12 ) - 61-93 39,724 L1
155 September 23 Cubs 1:10pm 1-6 Hendricks ( 13-11 ) Rodon ( 6-7 ) - 61-94 39,449 L2
The 2018 Chicago White Sox season was the club's 119th season in Chicago and 118th in the American League. It marked the second season with Rick Renteria as manager of the Sox. The Sox played their home games at Guaranteed Rate Field. After losing to the Red Sox on August 30 they clinched their 7th consecutive losing season and their 11th year without a Postseason Spot. They began their season on March 29 against the Kansas City Royals and finished the season on September 30 against the Minnesota Twins. At 62-100, the White Sox finished four games ahead of the last-place Royals, had the 3rd worst record in the league, and 29 games behind the Cleveland Indians; it was their first 100-loss season since 1970. It was the final season for long time PBP announcer Ken Harrelson who retired before the end of the season, and the second of the last for broadcasts on long time FTA broadcaster WGN-TV, the 2018-19 offseason was when it was announced that NBC Sports Chicago, the team's cable partner, will become the de facto official station of the team effective Opening Day 2020 with more game broadcasts there. No plans are yet to be made regarding the team's future free-to-air television broadcasts, through.