People are calling and flocking to sports cards and memorabilia stores looking for the one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes card.

Paul Skenes took just 10 months to go from No. 1 overall pick to a major league horse, an ace whose dominance and staying power past the sixth inning seemed to hail from a bygone era. Monday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander’s dominance was rewarded with the National League Rookie of the Year award.

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes has won the National League Rookie of the Year award after a great rookie campaign and his reaction to winning is priceless.

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes was named the National League's Rookie of the Year Monday night, beating out a loaded field that included Jackson Merrill and Jackson Chourio after posting one of the best rookie campaigns for a pitcher in MLB history.

Jackson Merrill did not care about the NL Rookie of the Year. The Padres’ 21-year-old center fielder made that clear any time he was asked about the award. So this may be harder on his teammates or the San Diego fanbase than Merrill himself: Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes was named the NL’s top rookie as the Baseball Writers’ Association of America began rolling out the sport’s major awards this

Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Paul Skenes earned 23 of 30 first-place votes to win NL rookie of the year. Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio placed third.

"I was really upset I didn't find the card," Skenes joked in an appearance on SportsCenter. "It's a cool opportunity and hopefully it'll unite a lot of people around pulling cards