The Los Angeles Angels still saw strong attendance numbers despite recording the worst record in franchise history.

The Los Angeles Angels, in their 64th season in franchise history, made history on Thursday — just not the good kind. With Thursday’s 7-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox, who avoided staved off the title of worst team in the history of sport for at least one more day,

The Angels lose their 96th game, most in franchise history, as the White Sox, who began the series with an MLB-tying worst 120 losses, come away 7-0 winners

Jonathan Ornelas had a two-run single in Texas' four-run ninth inning and the Rangers scored six times in the final two innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels 9-8 on Saturday night.

The Angels finished with the most losses in franchise history with a record of 63-99 after going 73-89 last season.

The Texas Rangers went out in style with a series sweep of the rival Los Angeles Angels, but concluded their World Series reign without a return trip to October.