White Sox starter Jose Quintana recorded a no-decision Saturday in his day outing in Kansas City. Quintana lost a lead in the sixth and left the game shortly after.

Quintana gave up an RBI single to Salvador Perez in the sixth and Matt Lindstrom worked out of the jam, setting up the no-decision for Quintana. He allowed two runs on five hits and one walk over 5 1/3 innings and 92 pitches. Quintana struck out four and his ERA is now at 3.83.

The 24-year-old hasn't recorded a decision of any kind since losing to the Cubs on May 27. His last victory came back on May 21 against Boston. That said, he's pitching fairly well and has 64 strikeouts over 87 innings with a decent 1.25 WHIP. The White Sox haven't officially divulged when Quintana's next start will come. That said, unless something changes it is likely to occur during the doubleheader against the Indians Friday.