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Pirates beat Tigers, help Paul Skenes to 1st win since May 28
The Pittsburgh Pirates stumbled out of the gate over the weekend in their first post-All-Star Break series, suffering a sweep at home to the woeful Chicago White Sox. Stiffer competition arrived at PNC Park on Monday in the Detroit Tigers,
Paul Skenes did something on Monday night that he hadn’t done since June 19. He pitched into the sixth inning. Much of the ...
The past three starts by Paul Skenes have been five innings or fewer, with two of those three featuring only 78 pitches ...
After the game, however, Pirates manager Don Kelly explained that Skenes was on a short leash for workload monitoring purposes. “We’re always watching, not just Paul, but all the guys," Kelly ...
Paul Skenes has a $9.2 million contract as the Pirates star pitcher. He wants to "cut grass professionally" after baseball. See Livvy Dunne's baseball player boyfriend's newest addition to his ...
Paul Skenes may have met his match. The 23-year-old All-Star faced off against the Brewers Wednesday and, in a rare occurrence, was outdueled by the opposition’s starting pitcher: fellow 23-year ...
First, there's Skenes. The reigning National League Rookie of the Year came into Wednesday's contest with a 1.85 ERA and a 4.3 WAR, both of which are tops among qualifying pitchers this season.
The Brewers scored four runs in the second inning against Paul Skenes, leading to his shortest start of the year. Isaac Collins' leadoff walk in the second inning sparked the Brewers' rally.
Though both pitchers showed top-shelf velocity, the slender Misiorowski’s fastball sat at 99.5 mph, a full tick ahead of Skenes’ heater. He also had the benefit of elite extension.
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