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Former Seattle U star Tarik Skubal wins AL Cy Young Award

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Tarik Skubal, a former star pitcher from Seattle University, has earned the prestigious AL Cy Young Award, showcasing his talent and hard work during an exceptional season with the Detroit Tigers. With a record of 18 wins and 228 strikeouts, he stood out in the Major Leagues. This accolade coincides with his 28th birthday, reflecting his dedication to the sport. Sharing the spotlight is Atlanta's Chris Sale, who also won his first Cy Young Award this season. Skubal's success is a significant achievement for the Seattle sports community, illustrating the talent emerging from local institutions.

As he continues to represent Seattle nationally, his journey inspires aspiring athletes in the region. The unanimous selection by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America signals a promising future for Skubal as he aims for continued excellence in his career.

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