The White Sox invested millions of dollars and bundles of hope in a reconstructed roster this season, but with a 6-0 loss to the Tigers on Sunday, they won just three more games than the 2014 team did.
While acknowledging many within the organization need to make improvements, general manager Rick Hahn took the blame last week for the 76-86 season.
"Fundamentally, the players didn't achieve at the level that I individually expected them to," Hahn said. "I put that on me. I don't put that on anybody else. There are areas where I need to improve and get us to the point where we're making the right personnel decisions and guys are living up to the expectations.