White Sox starter Jose Quintana avoided taking the loss in his final start of the first half of the season Sunday at Philadelphia. Quintana recorded a quality start and watched as his offense overcame a late-game deficit to get him the no-decision.
The Chicago starter gave up three earned runs on five hits and two walks over six innings and 109 pitches in the no-decision. His record remains at 3-3 with a solid 3.71 ERA. Quintana struck out five batters on the outing against Cole Hamels and the Phillies.
Quintana hasn't lost a start since May 27 against the Cubs. He's had just one winning decision in between, however. He's continued to give the White Sox a chance to win each time he takes the hill. Quintana's next start should come following the All-Star break during the second series against Detroit.
Jose Quintana settles for no-decision
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Jeff Lippman
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