The Pittsburgh Pirates star launcher, Paul Skenes, had a good start during his most recent release, but that did not transform into a victory for his own, to his dismay.
Skenes launched 103 shots in seven work rounds against the Cleveland Guardians this weekend, granting six strokes, two deserved points and a goal on balls, while recording four withdrawals on taking.
The 22 -year -old addressed the media after the match and praised team spirit within the organization, but recalled that this is not what will bring the pirates to the next level
Yes, I mean, we do not have a high enough level and as regularly as necessary to win these matches. I don't think it's a cloakroom business. I mean, everyone loves each other, but you know, positive feelings and friendships and all that do not win championships. So we have to understand it.
The Pirates' attack, which ranks at the penultimate rank of major baseball with an average of the stick of, 206, does not provide the support necessary for Skenes on the offensive side of the ball.
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The most recent example? At the end of the week, while the attack on Bucs only managed six strokes in the match and finished the game with no safe on six occasions with runners in a position to score.
Pittsburgh presents a file of eight gains against fifteen losses until now in 2025, the worst sheet of the central section of the National League and the fourth worst percentage of baseball victories, with a weakness, 348. Only the Twins of Minnesota, the White Sox of Chicago and the Rockies of Colorado have an even less brilliant file.
Skenes is therefore right, culture must change among pirates.
