Paul Skenes pulled early again — even after Pirates pushed back start
The Pirates gave Paul Skenes extra time to get things back on track. It didn’t work out that way, at least this time around.
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The Pirates gave Paul Skenes extra time to get things back on track. It didn’t work out that way, at least this time around. Skenes lasted just 4 1/3 innings and 81 pitches on Wednesday, allowing three runs on four hits and four walks with five strikeouts, though Pittsburgh did secure a 4-3 win over the Tigers at PNC Park. Skenes did throw 21 pitches at 97 mph or harder, which was better than the 96.5 mph high-water mark he hit in his last outing — a 65-pitch effort — against the Marlins on Aug.
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Paul Skenes pulled early again — even after Pirates pushed back start
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