Pirates Shutout Brewers, Skenes Dominates

0:00It's April 25th. You're listening to Milwaukee Brewer's news today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. The Pittsburgh pirates handed the Milwaukee Brewer's a tough six-nothing shutout on Friday night. All thanks to their ace, Paul Schien's putting on a clinic from the mound, coming off a match-up against American League-Sai Young winner, Tariq Skubal, the Brewer's-based Schien's, the National League's unanimous Sai Young champ. From last year, and he backed it up with seven innings of near-perfection, one hit, seven strikeouts, no walks. Pittsburgh's bats woke up early against Brewer's starter, Brandon Woodruff, who gave up three earned runs over five innings, including a solo homer from Rookie Connor Griffin on his 20th birthday, his first big league dinger. The pirates tacked on more runs later, while their bullpen locked it down after Schien's left, with the reliever striking out two more and keeping Milwaukee to that single-hit all-game. Those now sit at 13 wins and 12 losses, dropping their third straight as the Gura for round

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