Week 11 Pitchers Poll: Jose Quintana Doesn't Know How To Win, Keeps Climbing Anyway

Jose Quintana is lucky that picking up wins doesn't mean a whole lot in these rankings or else the White Sox offense would be keeping him buried further down than he is. After climbing five spots last week Quintana threw another 8 scoreless innings this week and climbed up a bit higher in the rankings.

How far did he climb?

RANK	PLAYER	POINTS	LW	+/-
1	Jake Peavy	159	1	23
2	Chris Sale	151	2	16
3	Gavin Floyd	99	3	12
4	Jose Quintana	65	6	14
5	Phil Humber	62	4	0
6	Nate Jones	53	5	0
7	Matt Thornton	46	7	6
8	Addison Reed	45	8	6
9	Jesse Crain	39	10	3
10	Hector Santiago	36	8	-3
11	John Danks	34	11	0
12	Zach Stewart	21	12	0
13	Will Ohman	13	13	0
14	Dylan Axelrod	10	15	4
15	Eric Stults	7	14	0
16	Brian Bruney	2	NA	2

Yep, even though he only joined the rotation a few weeks ago and has made half the starts Phil Humber has, Jose Quintana has passed him in the rankings. Somewhat ironic that this year's Phil Humber is passing last year's Phil Humber.

Other than that, there's not much to talk about here. Though I should point out that before last night's game Chris Sale was in first place, if only by a point. Which means that should Sale have a good start on Wednesday he'll likely jump right back into first place.

And stay there until Peavy's next start.

Last week's poll can be found here.