Chicago White Sox starter Adrian Houser threw up in the dugout after the first inning against Toronto but returned to pitch, continuing a pattern from his time with the Miluwakee Brewers.

Adrian Houser's strong performances have made him a potential trade chip, but the White Sox may also need his innings to help protect their young pitchers.

The 32-year-old Houser has been nothing short of remarkable since signing with the White Sox in late May. His ERA is down to 1.56 with a 1.13 WHIP and 39:18 K:BB across nine starts (57.2 innings).

Adrian Houser allowed two hits in eight innings and rookie catcher Edgar Quero hit his first major league home run — a tiebreaking solo shot in the sixth that sent the Chicago White Sox past the Colorado Rockies 3-2 on Friday night.

Could the Chicago White Sox and Cubs execute a rare crosstown trade involving surging starting pitcher Adrian Houser?