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Bob Skinner, a three-time All-Star outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has passed away at 94. He played a crucial role in the Pirates 1960 World Series win and was a key player from 1954 to 1963. Skinner was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals and won another ring in the 1964 Series. He was remembered as a champion player and coach, known for his clutch hits and steady presence. After retiring in 1966, Skinner became a manager, leading teams like the Phillies, Padres, Angels, and Braves. He has three World Series rings, two as a player and one as a coach, making him a true baseball lifer.

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