NEW YORK — Various tattoos grace Luis Gil’s body ... as Pittsburgh’s Paul Skenes beat out Milwaukee’s Jackson Chourio and San Diego’s Jackson Merrill for the National League’s award.

Paul Skenes Reunited with Debut Patch Auto Card. The redemption was quickly passed over when the top of the gold card peaked ...

Few have entered the big leagues with higher expectations than Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes. Skenes' performance in his final season at LSU was why he was viewed as one of the greatest ...

Skenes went 11-3 with a 1.96 ERA in 23 starts. He racked up 170 strikeouts in 133 innings and finished third in Cy Young voting. Not bad for a player who Pittsburgh drafted less than two years ago. In ...

Livvy Dunne is at Super Bowl LIX and rocking a Kansas City Chiefs color for the big game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles. The ...

The sought-after Paul Skenes rookie card has been found. On Tuesday, Topps announced the coveted one-of-one rookie card of the LSU national champion has been found by a 11-year-old from Los Angeles.

The young fan who nabbed the exclusive, one-of-one Paul Skenes patched rookie card is playing hardball with the Pittsburgh Pirates, and it doesn't seem like a promise of a lifetime's worth of ...

Apparently, none of the above. Paul Skenes’ special one-of-one rookie baseball card, which features his his jersey patch, was pulled by an 11-year old in California. X / Topps One lucky preteen ...

Paul Skenes, a promising pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, expressed he hasn't given much thought to signing a long-term contract with the team. He believes the Pirates can succeed without ...

Paul Skenes made a dazzling MLB debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates last season, delivering a standout performance that turned heads across the league. During the offseason, the righty ace has been ...

It's happened: The one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes rookie debut patch card from Topps has been pulled.According to Topps, it was found by an 11-year-old collector from Los Angeles. Since the card's ...

Paul Skenes has a lot on his mind. The chances of the perpetually curious National League Rookie of the Year staying with the Pittsburgh Pirates indefinitely is not one of them. Not yet anyway.