Paul Skenes made history by becoming the first pitcher since 1901 to record seven or more strikeouts in at least 10 of his first 11 career appearances. In his latest stellar performance, Skenes struck out 11 in seven no-hit innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates narrowly defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 1-0. Skenes now boasts 89 strikeouts with an impressive 1.90 ERA this season, setting a record for the most punchouts with a sub-2.00 ERA through 11 starts since 1913. Colin Holderman closed out the game for Skenes, who left the mound after throwing 99 pitches and walking just one batter. This season marks the second time Skenes has been removed from a game without allowing a hit. With Aroldis Chapman securing the save, the Pirates secured a well-deserved victory and added another historic chapter to Skenes' already remarkable career.