Bob Skinner, who helped the Pirates win the 1960 World Series and later contributed to another championship as a coach, passed away at age 94. The two-time All-Star played 12 MLB seasons, mostly with Pittsburgh, and later managed the Phillies and served as a hitting coach for the Pirates, including on their 1979 championship team. Skinner hit .277 for his career with four .300+ seasons. freshyourfeel.com
Pirates' Skinner, World Series Champ, Dies at 94
Former Pittsburgh Pirates player and World Series champion Bob Skinner has died at age 94 in San Diego.
