Skenes Skipped: Pirates Push Ace Back, Red Sox Dodge Bullet
Pittsburgh is pushing Paul Skenes past his scheduled turn, meaning Boston will not face the Pirates' ace in their upcoming game.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are adjusting their rotation to push Paul Skenes back from his scheduled start. As a result, the Boston Red Sox will not face Skenes in tomorrow's game. The news was reported by Red Sox beat reporter Ian Browne. No reason for the rotation shift was given, but the change is confirmed and actionable for tomorrow's matchup.
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