LHP Jose Quintana pitched 5 1/3 innings and held the Rays to one run on four hits, just missing what would have been his third win of the season. Quintana walked four batters but got out of his trouble as the Rays went 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position.

LHP Jose Quintana (2-7) was hit hard for the second straight outing and lost his third straight decision on Tuesday night in a 13-7 drubbing by Boston. Quintana allowed seven runs on 10 hits and was yanked with two outs in the third after light hitting Deven Marrero's second homer. "We're just going to have to keep grinding it out," manager Rick Renteria said. "It's not the stuff. It's the command and the execution. If we can get that back on track, I think Q's going to be who he is, which is a very effective major league pitcher."

LHP Jose Quintana (2-6, 4.82 ERA) will try to bounce back from a disappointing outing when he faces the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night. Quintana allowed eight runs his last time out against Arizona, but he is 3-0 with a 2.87 ERA in seven career starts against Boston. He will oppose Red Sox LHP Chris Sale, his friend and former teammate. "Throwing on the same day (as Sale) will be a different feeling for me because he was the best teammate I ever played with," Quintana said.

LHP Jose Quintana, in giving up a homer to Jake Lamb on Wednesday, allowed his first homer to a left-handed batter since Sept. 18, 2016, at Kansas City. He had faced 72 lefties in between homers. This was just his second home run surrendered to a left-hander in his last 22 starts.

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LHP Jose Quintana became the second pitcher in the majors this season to get a no-decision after pitching eight innings of one-hit ball (Oakland's Jesse Hahn is the other) on Friday night. Quintana walked one and struck out seven for the White Sox, who snapped a seven-game road losing streak with an extra-inning victory.

LHP Jose Quintana has received two runs or less of support in six of his eight starts this season. His no-decision Sunday was his 60th since 2012, the most in the major leagues in that span.

LHP Jose Quintana (2-5) entered the game having won his previous two starts with a 0.64 ERA. However, he struggled with his command and the Baltimore Orioles took advantage Sunday. Quintana allowed four runs on nine hits with four strikeouts and three walks over five innings. "Breaking balls were better late," Quintana said. "Sometimes that happens. You just try to make adjustments and get outs."

LHP Jose Quintana tossed eight shutout innings and allowed just four singles in the Tuesday night 6-0 victory over the Royals. "I thought Jose attacked the strike zone a lot," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. "I think his breaking ball and off-speed pitches were working effectively. I think he had a nice plan on how he was going to attack everybody." Quintana threw first-pitch strikes to 23 of 29 batters he faced, including each of the first 12.

LHP Jose Quintana, who starts Tuesday at Kansas City, has not had much success against the Royals. He is 2-9 with a 4.27 ERA over 23 career starts, 12 of them quality starts vs. Kansas City. He is 1-2 with a 4.59 ERA in 11 career outings, eight of them no-decisions, at Kauffman Stadium. Quintana, however, did beat the Royals in his previous start, giving up two runs, one earned, on five hits with two walks and 10 strikeouts.

LHP Jose Quintana (0-4, 6.17 ERA) will seek his first win of the season when he opposes the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday afternoon. Quintana has endured a couple of bumpy outings this season but also has been the victim of terrible run support. The White Sox have scored four runs in his four starts, including only one run over the course of his past three starts. The 28-year-old has struggled badly against the Royals, going 1-9 with a 4.39 ERA in 22 career starts.

LHP Jose Quintana spent Tuesday taping a segment for "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon." Quintana taught Fallon some Spanish phrases during a roughly 90-second segment that aired Tuesday. Quintana learned English by watching the show and filmed the segment near the show's Rockerfeller Center Studios in midtown Manhattan. "It was fun. It was a great time," Quintana said. "I was excited. I was a little nervous, but it was really easy. He made it easy for me." Quintana will start Friday's series opener against the Cleveland Indians. He is 0-3 with a 6.75 ERA so far and said he focused on his curveballs during a side session on Wednesday.

LHP Jose Quintana is not scheduled to pitch in the current series, but he spoke to reporters for about 10 minutes Monday afternoon. Most of the reporters were from New York outlets and the main topic were speculation about the White Sox possibly trading him to the Yankees at some point. "I heard a lot of rumors, but rumors are rumors, and I don't pay attention," Quintana said. "I hear about a lot of things, but if you are a player, you don't have control over that."

LHP Jose Quintana struggled again in Saturday's loss at Minnesota. Quintana allowed five runs on nine hits and five walks, and has now given up 13 runs in 16 1/3 innings (6.75 ERA) this season. Quintana surrendered five runs on six hits in the first inning but did manage to give Chicago innings by pitching into the sixth. Quintana, who lost to the Twins last week, has now lost four straight against Minnesota with a 5.58 ERA in 30 2/3 innings.

LHP Jose Quintana (0-1, 10.13 ERA) starts Sunday for Chicago. Quintana, expected to be traded as the White Sox continue their rebuild, surrendered three home runs Tuesday against Detroit, tying a career high.

LHP Jose Quintana (0-1, 10.13 ERA) starts Sunday for Chicago. Quintana, expected to be traded as the White Sox continue their rebuild, surrendered three home runs Tuesday against Detroit, tying a career high.

LHP Jose Quintana's first career Opening Day start wasn't one to remember. Quintana surrendered three home runs in a game for the fifth time in his career and took the loss against Detroit. Quintana, who was pulled after throwing 93 pitches in 5 1/3 innings, allowed only five hits but yielded six runs. He walked three and struck out two.

LHP Jose Quintana will wait one more day to make his first career Opening Day start after Monday's game was postponed because of rain. The 28-year-old will start Tuesday afternoon against the Tigers. Quintana went 13-10 with a 3.20 ERA in 2016.

LHP Jose Quintana is the uncontested ace and Opening Day starter for the White Sox after the departure of LHP Chris Sale. Quintana went 13-12 with a 3.20 ERA in 32 starts last season and earned his first invitation to the All-Star Game. The steady southpaw from Colombia is one of the best players on the team and could be dealt to a contender if the price is right.

CHICAGO -- The Chicago White Sox watched last fall as the crosstown rival Cubs snapped a 108-year championship drought.Now, the White Sox will try to follow the same blueprint as their neighbors to the North. General manager Rick Hahn made no secret that a rebuilding project was underway this offseason when he shipped ace left-hander Chris Sale to the Boston Red Sox and speedy outfielder Adam Eaton to the Washington Nationals in exchange for a handful of talented prospects.More deals could be in store before the trade deadline for the White Sox, who are focused on long-term success much more than their win-loss total in 2017. Left-hander Jose Quintana, closer David Robertson and third baseman Todd Frazier are among the veterans who could be shipped to contending teams in the coming months as Chicago continues its youth movement.To lead the effort, the White Sox hired Rick Renteria to replace Robin Ventura as manager. The 55-year-old posted a 73-89 record as Cubs skipper in 2014 but was... [More]