Paul Skenes Sets MLB Record with 4.58 ERA in Losses

Paul Skenes has set an MLB record with a 4.58 ERA in losses.

What is the record?

The record, according to statistician JayHayKid, is the lowest by any active pitcher and in at least 50 years.

The Pirates lost to the Rockies 2-1 on Saturday night.

How does it reflect his performance?

This stat tells a story about Skenes' time with the Pirates, showing he's dominant even in bad starts.

He gives up a run every other inning.

What does it mean for the Pirates?

The Pirates don't often give Skenes the best run support, with the ERA meaning he gives up three runs in six innings.

For Pittsburgh to lose and Skenes to get the 'L' means they score even less than that.

The current Pirates team has better bats, so they may help Skenes avoid tough-luck losses.

They'd rather have him setting impressive records in a positive sense, with Skenes appreciating the run support.