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Paul Skenes

Paul Skenes

Paul Skenes

Paul Skenes

September 17, 2025

Skenes leads NL in ERA and strikeouts with a 2.03 ERA and top WAR, delivering 11 scoreless outings while carrying a 10–10 line, epitomizing 2025’s high-discipline, high-impact ace.

Given Skenes' high ERA+ and WAR but limited wins, how should fantasy managers weigh his value versus traditional win metrics?What specific stats beyond ERA do you expect to drive Skenes' fantasy value this season?Which upcoming era matchup could maximize Skenes' fantasy upside in playoff weeks?How does Skenes compare to historical aces in terms of durability and workload management?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 17, 2025

Paul Skenes is the Pirates’ Roberto Clemente Award nominee, recognized for on-field dominance and a philanthropic platform with the Gary Sinise Foundation. His $100-per-strikeout pledge has raised substantial funds for veterans and first responders, reflecting a broader impact beyond the mound.

How does Skenes' Clemente nomination affect his fantasy value in keeper/dynasty leagues, given workload and leadership expectations?With the charity angle, should fantasy players factor off-field commitments into his risk profile?Could Skenes' Clemente bid influence Pirates' rotation strategy or trading dynamics this season?What does Clemente legacy mean for Skenes’ long-term fantasy value in keeper leagues?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 17, 2025

Paul Skenes is referenced as the last pitcher to post 18+ strikeouts across his first two starts in 2024, placing Early's two-start pace in historical context.

How does Skenes' record compare to Early's two-start pace?What can fantasy managers learn from Skenes' breakout season?Does Skenes' success change expectations for rookie arms like Early?What are the biggest risks in betting on rookies like Early and Skenes?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 16, 2025

Skenes entered with a 2.03 ERA and exited after 3 2/3 innings as Chicago touched him for three runs in the first inning. He faced the Cubs seven times, with the Cubs producing the best OPS against him among teams he’s faced more than once.

How should fantasy managers approach Skenes after this struggle against Chicago?What does his performance against the Cubs imply for his approach in future meetings with elite lineups?Does this game alter how opponents project Skenes’ innings for fantasy rosters in October and beyond?What would constitute a positive rebound start for Skenes in his next outing?Would you consider trading for Skenes after this outing in dynasty leagues, given prospect upside?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 16, 2025

<p>Skenes was tagged for three runs on seven hits and three walks in 3.1 innings, the shortest start of the season. He struck out six but couldn't replicate the dominant form that has defined him, leaving Pittsburgh to a 4-1 loss.</p>

How should fantasy managers adjust expectations for Skenes after this outing?What indicators would signal a quick rebound for Skenes in his next outing?Would you consider benching Skenes in the next slate or stick with him on a short leash?How might Chicago's approach on Skenes inform other teams facing him soon?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 17, 2025

Skenes leads NL in ERA and strikeouts with a 2.03 ERA and top WAR, delivering 11 scoreless outings while carrying a 10–10 line, epitomizing 2025’s high-discipline, high-impact ace.

Given Skenes' high ERA+ and WAR but limited wins, how should fantasy managers weigh his value versus traditional win metrics?What specific stats beyond ERA do you expect to drive Skenes' fantasy value this season?Which upcoming era matchup could maximize Skenes' fantasy upside in playoff weeks?How does Skenes compare to historical aces in terms of durability and workload management?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 17, 2025

Paul Skenes is the Pirates’ Roberto Clemente Award nominee, recognized for on-field dominance and a philanthropic platform with the Gary Sinise Foundation. His $100-per-strikeout pledge has raised substantial funds for veterans and first responders, reflecting a broader impact beyond the mound.

How does Skenes' Clemente nomination affect his fantasy value in keeper/dynasty leagues, given workload and leadership expectations?With the charity angle, should fantasy players factor off-field commitments into his risk profile?Could Skenes' Clemente bid influence Pirates' rotation strategy or trading dynamics this season?What does Clemente legacy mean for Skenes’ long-term fantasy value in keeper leagues?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 17, 2025

Paul Skenes is referenced as the last pitcher to post 18+ strikeouts across his first two starts in 2024, placing Early's two-start pace in historical context.

How does Skenes' record compare to Early's two-start pace?What can fantasy managers learn from Skenes' breakout season?Does Skenes' success change expectations for rookie arms like Early?What are the biggest risks in betting on rookies like Early and Skenes?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 16, 2025

Skenes entered with a 2.03 ERA and exited after 3 2/3 innings as Chicago touched him for three runs in the first inning. He faced the Cubs seven times, with the Cubs producing the best OPS against him among teams he’s faced more than once.

How should fantasy managers approach Skenes after this struggle against Chicago?What does his performance against the Cubs imply for his approach in future meetings with elite lineups?Does this game alter how opponents project Skenes’ innings for fantasy rosters in October and beyond?What would constitute a positive rebound start for Skenes in his next outing?Would you consider trading for Skenes after this outing in dynasty leagues, given prospect upside?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB

September 16, 2025

<p>Skenes was tagged for three runs on seven hits and three walks in 3.1 innings, the shortest start of the season. He struck out six but couldn't replicate the dominant form that has defined him, leaving Pittsburgh to a 4-1 loss.</p>

How should fantasy managers adjust expectations for Skenes after this outing?What indicators would signal a quick rebound for Skenes in his next outing?Would you consider benching Skenes in the next slate or stick with him on a short leash?How might Chicago's approach on Skenes inform other teams facing him soon?

@Paul Skenes | Pittsburgh Pirates | MLB