Pittsburgh Pirates pitching prospect Paul Skenes Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports

Baseball fans are very eager to get a Paul Skenes autograph before he gets to the majors, as evidenced by the incredible line that formed for his autograph following his Triple-A start on Thursday.

In a video shared by Indianapolis Indians broadcaster Jack McMullen, Skenes can be seen signing autographs for a line of fans that stretched from the front row all the way up to the concourse. McMullen said Skenes stuck around to sign and take photos for the entire line.

The 21-year-old struck out eight while allowing one hit and two walks over 3 1/3 innings during his start Thursday, continuing a string of dominant outings at the Triple-A level. The fans in Indianapolis certainly seem aware that he might not be around for too long, as it seems highly likely that he will be called up to the Pittsburgh Pirates well before the end of the season.

Skenes deserves credit for being so accommodating with fans. It would have been easy for him to duck out early, especially after one of his own starts.

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