Don Cooper, long-time White Sox pitching coach and World Series champion, dies at 70
Don Cooper, a longtime pitching coach for the Chicago White Sox, has died at age 70. Cooper spent nearly two decades with the White Sox, where he coached and mentored pitchers. He was part of a World Series championship team during his tenure with the organization.
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3 viewpointsRan by 5 outlets across the spectrum· Cleveland Plain Dealer, NJ.com / Star-Ledger
Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, who led a World Series-winning rotation, dies at age 70
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5 viewpointsRan by 2 outlets· MyStateline, WGN Chicago
Former Yankees player, longtime MLB pitching coach dies at 70
Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, who helped team to 2005 World Series, dies
Don Cooper, long-time White Sox pitching coach and World Series champion, dies at 70
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1 viewpointRan by 5 outlets across the spectrum· AL.com, MLive
Don Cooper, NY native and beloved World Series-winning White Sox coach, dead at 70