Pittsburgh Pirates rookie pitcher Paul Skenes says the team's plan to bring him along slowly worked almost perfectly. The 22-year-old began the season in Triple-A.

Paul Skenes reflected on his rookie season with the Pirates before his final start of the year against the Yankees.

As Paul Skenes reflected on a rookie season that’s been historically dominant, the Pittsburgh Pirates right-handed pitcher knows one thing he would change if he could. “Yeah, I wish it weren’t ending yet,

With seemingly every good outing that Paul Skenes has, he further etches himself in baseball's history books. It was no different on Sunday after he pitched fi

Despite being the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 MLB Draft and the reigning College World Series most outstanding player, Paul Skenes had a lot of growing to do in his rookie season and he attributes his success to an increased awareness in all aspects of his approach.

Paul Skenes struck out nine and pitched two-hit ball through five innings, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 2-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.

Things may very well come down to the wire for Paul Skenes in his bid to win the National League Rookie of the Year. Skenes has been nothing short of impressive

Paul Skenes didn't love the plan the Pirates laid out for him in the spring. But looking back on a season that surpassed even the most outsized expectations, Skenes says the decision to have him begin his first full season in Triple-A was the right call.