Editing Jose Quintana (section)

=== MLB Debut and Early Success ===
Quintana's debut season with the White Sox was impressive. In 2012, he finished with a 3.76 ERA, showing an ability to command the strike zone and keep opposing batters off balance. His fastball, slider, and changeup combination quickly became his signature, with the fastball sitting in the low 90s and his slider proving to be an effective out pitch.

Over the next several seasons, Quintana emerged as one of the White Sox's most reliable starters. He was durable, frequently leading the league in innings pitched, and demonstrated remarkable consistency. His ERA was consistently in the mid-threes, and he consistently provided quality starts, something that became his trademark.

Quintana’s success with the White Sox made him a valuable trade asset. While he was never an ace in the traditional sense, his durability and ability to keep his team in games made him a highly sought-after player in the trade market.