Pirates drop series to Marlins, struggle with complete games

The Pittsburgh Pirates lost 4-2 to the Miami Marlins on June 14, marking their sixth consecutive loss in games started by Paul Skenes. Skenes pitched well, throwing six innings, allowing two runs on four hits with ten strikeouts. Manager Don Kelly expressed frustration over the team's inability to play complete games, highlighting issues with both pitching and hitting. The Pirates now sit at 36-36 and are two games behind a Wild Card spot in the standings.

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