Paul scene in the main leagues can still be relatively new, but Pittsburgh Pirates The star is not new in baseball and will not sweat on Tuesday evening Louis Cardinals.
22 -year -old man has been standing for some time. He knows that some days – hopefully most of them – will have dominant things that bend his will and leave the bats that are chasing.
Tuesday evening against the Cardinals was not one of these trips. Cardinals got to Schenes for three runs in the third and others on the sixth VA 5-3 loss His record dropped to 0-3 against Pittsburgh’s long-standing central opponent NL.
Skenenes did not blame the worst beginning of his still young career at a cold temperature or his ever -developing relationship with the catcher Endy Rodriguez. He simply missed the places several times, and the cardinals made him pay for it.
“It’s not as if they hit the ball in the river or something like that,” Skenes said after giving up five runs, most of all he gave up in his 26 big league. “They just found some holes and I got in some numbers and left them a little good swings. You won’t sweat it. That’s what it is.”
Skenenes turned on the first two shifts and retired six doughs without getting into it, such as the number of two balls. Its knocked out in the third.
Pedro Site selected on the first pitch to see, Winn followed one dough later with a sharp single to the left and Victor Scott II Hit the first triple of your big league career for a shot in a deep right center that scored two. Scott then trotted home on Brendon Donovan’s hit.
While Skenes said his things felt “good”, his mistakes often ended closer to the center of the plate than usual. And the cardinals threw themselves.
“It’s funny, you get with them many times,” Skenes said. “He didn’t get away with them today. That’s what it is.”
22 -year -old rulership rookie of the year overwhelmed Miami Marlins and Rays Tampa Bay Start season. Skidding St. Louis, who lost six of the seven, proved to be a step in the competition.
The start was second with Rodriguez behind the album. Worked almost exclusively with a veteran Yasmani Grandal Last season he leaned on a veteran when he adapted to life as one of the brightest young stars of the game.
Skenes and Rodriguez kept it in Tampa simple and relying hard on several rays courses. Skenes plunged into his rapidly expanding repertoire-no completed with a fast ball with two cords and split fastball-time out, step in the right direction.
Perhaps even more encouraging, there were times when Skenes would prepare to signal Rodriguez to call a specific playground if the Pitch Comm buzzed with this accurate call.
“This happened with Endy several times today,” Skenes said. “We think very similarly. I don’t think I shook today. I’m a fan of the game he called and we called together. It just comes to perform.”
The last truly bumpy beginning for Skenes returned home in southern California last season when Los Angeles Dodgers Carved for four runs in five shifts. He replied by winning each of his next two starts and giving up all two runs in this process.
“We haven’t seen many harsh (from him),” said Pirates Derek Shelton manager. “But everything that was on his plate was treated very well. I expect to come out next time and be what we expect.”
