Bob Skinner, a two-time All-Star who played 12 seasons in MLB including 9 with the Pirates, died at age 94. He was part of the Pirates' 1960 World Series championship team and also won with the 1964 Cardinals. capturengo.com
After his playing career, Skinner managed the Padres and Phillies before becoming a hitting coach with the Pirates, contributing to their 1979 World Series victory. Pirates owner Bob Butting praised Skinner as 'an important part of one of the most beloved teams in our storied history.'
