PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes earned his best honor yet and his girlfriend Livvy Dunne made sure to come through for him. Skenes won the National League Cy Young Award for the 2025 season, the top award given to the two best pitchers in baseball, along with the American League.
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Paul Skenes now has both a Cy Young Award and a lot more cash in his pocket. The Pittsburgh Pirates ace Skenes was officially named the NL Cy Young Award winner for the 2025 MLB season on Tuesday night.
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