Pirates' Paul Skenes bobblehead draws 'unprecedented' demand - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Paul Skenes doesn't just make baseballs go fast. The Pittsburgh Pirates' young ace can make merchandise fly off shelves, too.
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PITTSBURGH — Paul Skenes doesn't just make baseballs go fast. The Pittsburgh Pirates' young ace can make merchandise fly off shelves, too.
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