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Pirates Capitalize on Blue Jays Miscues for Win; Paul Skenes No-Decision After Solid Start
The Pittsburgh Pirates capitalized on several mistakes after Paul Skenes delivered a solid start to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2 at PNC Park on Monday night. How We Got There The Pirates (53-73) took a brief lead in the top of the second inning on Alexander Canario’s RBI single.
For decades, if you saw a pitcher looking backward, they were probably trying to sneak a peek at what is showing up on the ...
The Toronto Blue Jays fell to Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night, but still sit five games ahead of the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox ...
“Pirates manager Don Kelly says watching Paul Skenes’ dominance reminds him of his days with the Tigers with Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer,” wrote Nightengale.
Skenes will become the first pitcher to start consecutive All-Star Games since Washington's Max Scherzer and Boston's Chris Sale in 2017 and '18. Sale started three in a row beginning in 2016.
As noted by Underdog MLB, Skenes is one of five NL pitchers ever to make back-to-back starts in the All-Star Game. Max Scherzer did so most recently, back in 2017 and 2018.
Skenes will become the first pitcher to start consecutive All-Star Games since Washington's Max Scherzer and Boston's Chris Sale in 2017 and '18. Sale started three in a row beginning in 2016.
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