Pittsburgh Pirates rookie Paul Skenes has been named the starting pitcher for the MLB All-Star Game, making history as the first rookie pitcher from the Pirates to achieve this honor. At just 22 years old, Skenes has already made a significant impact on the team, boasting a 6-0 record and an impressive 1.90 ERA in his career. Fans and experts alike are praising his ability to dominate on the mound, with one fan even comparing him to past All-Star pitchers. Skenes' selection has sparked excitement among Pirates fans, who are eagerly anticipating his performance against the best hitters in the league. With a game plan already in mind to face tough opponents like Aaron Judge, Skenes is poised to make a lasting impression at the upcoming All-Star Game on July 16.