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Carlson, M. (2026, September 26). Colson Montgomery of White Sox strikes out for the 224th time, a major league season record. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/colson-montgomery-of-white-sox-strikes-out-for-the-224th-time-a-major-league-season-record/article_80060ce9-8d52-5973-a515-60585ec9e401.html
Carlson, Matt. “Colson Montgomery of White Sox strikes out for the 224th time, a major league season record.” Toronto Star, 26 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/colson-montgomery-of-white-sox-strikes-out-for-the-224th-time-a-major-league-season-record/article_80060ce9-8d52-5973-a515-60585ec9e401.html.
Carlson, Matt. “Colson Montgomery of White Sox strikes out for the 224th time, a major league season record.” Toronto Star, September 26, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/colson-montgomery-of-white-sox-strikes-out-for-the-224th-time-a-major-league-season-record/article_80060ce9-8d52-5973-a515-60585ec9e401.html.
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Colson Montgomery, a shortstop for the Chicago White Sox, set a new major league season record by striking out 224 times during his game against the Colorado Rockies on Friday night. This occurred when he struck out looking in the fifth inning on a 3-2 count, surpassing Mark Reynolds' previous record of 223 strikeouts set in 2009 while with Arizona. Despite his high strikeout rate, Montgomery has still managed to hit 31 home runs and drive in 87 RBIs, contributing significantly to the team's success that recently clinched a playoff berth. The unusual achievement highlights the fine line between offensive power and swing inefficiency in modern baseball.