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Quintana, Sale deals still in play for White Sox
- Updated: July 31, 2016
MINNEAPOLIS — A handful of Major League contenders are hoping to make Rick Hahn an offer he can’t refuse in regard to Chris Sale and/or Jose Quintana as Monday’s 3 p.m. CT non-waiver Trade Deadline approaches.
And it will take nothing less than that sort of offer to pry loose one or two of baseball’s best left-handed starters, not to mention two of the most controllable contracts. That sort of rebuild would not have been imaginable back when the White Sox started 23-10, but the players know if the White Sox general manager does make those big moves, the change is on the players.
“Oh yeah, and it’s our own fault. It’s the player’s fault,” White Sox right fielder Adam Eaton said. “We play up to what we’re capable of playing and it’s not even a discussion.
“Rick has gotta do what he’s gotta do to put us in the best position to be good now and later. Whatever …
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