The Pittsburgh sports community was buzzing when news broke in March that a one-of-a-kind rookie card featuring Pirates ace Paul Skenes sold for a staggering $1.11 million to an anonymous bidder. The mystery didn’t last long—the buyer was revealed to be Pittsburgh-based retail giant Dick’s Sporting Goods,

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes endured a rare rocky start in an 8-3 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Skenes gave up three home runs in the fifth inning, two more than he allowed across his first six starts of the season.

It was the last of three home runs the Cubs hit off Skenes in the fifth after solo shots by Dansby Swanson and Kyle Tucker. Those three runs gave the Cubs their first lead. And it was the most homers Skenes, who has only surrendered 14 home runs in his career, had allowed in a game.