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PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates right-handed starting pitcher Paul Skenes dominated in another home start, befuddling the Cincinnati Reds in a 7-0 shutout win in the series opener at PNC Park ...

As always, Skenes flicked aside the Reds like Kleenex in the wind — six innings, no runs, seven hits, no walks, eight strikeouts. And once again, the Reds fell meekly to the last place Pirates, 7-0.

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