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Every pitcher in big league history to have a 5-start span with 38+ strikeouts and 0 walks: Pedro Martínez (2000) Curt Schilling (2002) Corey Kluber (2018) Yu Darvish (2019) Corbin Burnes (2021) Gerrit Cole (2021) Kevin Gausman (2022) Paul Skenes (2026) 🔥

it was an emotional scene in Cincinnati as the Reds came within a strike of winning every fan a free pizza

Paul Skenes had an ERA of 135.00 after facing his first 7 batters this season and has a 1.09 ERA since then.

Paul Skenes has allowed a total of 81 earned runs in 64 starts. I know that sounds crazy but it's true.

Paul Skenes now has a career big league ERA of 1.97.

Pitching: 1st pick of the 2023 Draft Catching: 1st pick of the 2021 Draft Batting: 1st pick of the 2016 Draft

Paul Skenes so far: 5 innings, 15 batters faced 🔥

believe it or not this was a triple

Paul Skenes struck out the side in the first inning. Paul Skenes struck out the side in the second inning.

Mitigate risk by keeping him in rhythm. Maintain the controlled methodical routine that keeps his mechanics synced and helps protect his back and lats. Manage his workload not just counting pitches but watching his metrics.

NL MVP Odds Right Now (@FanDuel): Shohei Ohtani, -320 Matt Olson, +850 Kyle Schwarber, +1800 Bryce Harper, +2000 Elly De La Cruz, +2700 Corbin Carroll, +3500 Juan Soto, +3500 James Wood, +4000 Drake Baldwin, +5000 Ronald Acuna Jr., +6000 Manny Machado, +8000 Oneil Cruz, +8000

These two guys have combined to play first base for the Atlanta Braves in 94% of their games since 2011.

MLB in 2025 through May 11: 44,223 plate appearances, 4,035 walks MLB in 2026 through May 11: 44,924 plate appearances, 4,409 walks

Rōki Sasaki's ERA during his MLB career:

Jesús Aguilar, Erick Almonte, Tyler Austin, Jake Bauers, Yuniesky Betancourt, Tyler Black, Ryan Braun, Mike Brosseau, Mark Canha, Victor Caratini, Chris Carter, Jiman Choi, Matt Clark, Brooks Conrad, William Contreras, Oliver Dunn, Eduardo Escobar, Prince Fielder, Ramón Flores, Juan Francisco, Sal Frelick, Mat Gamel, Álex González, Yasmani Grandal, Taylor Green, Jedd Gyorko, Sean Halton, Corey Hart, Ryon Healy, Keston Hiura, Rhys Hoskins, Travis Ishikawa, César Izturis, Mark Kotsay, George Kottaras, Erik Kratz, Blake Lalli, Adam Lind, Brandon Lockridge, Jonathan Lucroy, Martín Maldonado, Mark Mathias, Casey McGehee, Billy McKinney, Owen Miller, Brad Miller, Andruw Monasterio, Logan Morrison, Jacob Nottingham, Lyle Overbay, Hernán Pérez, Jace Peterson, Shane Peterson, Manny Piña, Cody Ransom, Hunter Renfroe, Luis Rengifo, Mark Reynolds, Daniel Robertson, Jason Rogers, Darin Ruf, Gary Sánchez, Carlos Santana, Anthony Seigler, Pedro Severino, Travis Shaw, Jon Singleton, Justin Smoak, Rowdy Tellez, Eric Thames, Abraham Toro, Andrew Vaughn, Daniel Vogelbach, Luke Voit, Neil Walker, Andy Wilkins, and Josh Wilson (via @baseball_ref)

The Milwaukee Brewers have had 77 different first basemen during this period.

Days Since Their #3 Hitter Homered: 1 TB 2 PHI NYY 3 SD CWS 4 BAL SEA BOS LAD 5 STL ARI KC MIA 6 ATH TEX 7 TOR ATL 8 MIL 11 PIT 12 NYM MIN 13 WSH 14 CIN 16 DET HOU 17 LAA 18 CHC 20 COL 23 CLE 226 SF 😬

Shohei Ohtani, SLG vs. RHPs: 2023 - .701 2024 - .717 2025 - .661 2026 - .340

Lowest career ERA since they lowered the mound in 1969 (100+ MLB starts): Clayton Kershaw, 2.53 Jacob deGrom, 2.57 👀 Jim Palmer, 2.80 Shohei Ohtani, 2.86