(07-16-2017 09:45 PM)Seahawkhoops Wrote:  He had a hell of a debut. He started the first two months horribly, but he's looked great from June on

It is real easy to look good against to Orioles, especially against either Jimenez or Gausman. Orioles have been the worst team in baseball for the last month/month and half. They were the perfect medicine for the Cubs to start the second half.

Q has been solid since June no doubt. Run support lacked for the white sox, which should improve with the Cubs. Consistency will still rule supreme in the end. He has struggled with consistency in his career, and that will be the ultimate question. Was a good trade, no doubt, but whether he can be more consistent will be the test of just how good of a deal it was for the Cubs. Keep in mind he is in the class with only one other Cubs pitcher for that type of debut: Matt Garza. Everyone know how that ended.