Griffin's Pirates Debut, Skenes' Mentorship

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Pittsburgh pirates just called up 19 year old Phenom, Connor Griffin for his big league debut, and star-pitcher Paul Schienes cannot wait to see. Him in action. Griffin brings elite skills across the board, smashing for power, making solid contact, locking down shorts that with a minor league gold glove, and flying on the bases with 65 steals last year. Schienes, who knows all about debut pressure as the number one pick in 2023, raved about Griffin's maturity in the locker room and his. Non-stop energy. Schienes crushed it from day one himself, snagging National League rookie of the year, honors with an 11-3 record, a 1.96 ERA, over 133 innings, and 130 strikeouts. Griffin dominated every minor league stop, smashing for 38 over 5 triple A games this year, and a 6 foot 3, 200. 23 pounds, he's built

1:03for Pittsburgh's success, especially debuting at home like Schienes did, sparking hope for a loaded pirate's future.