Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, who led a World Series-winning rotation, dies at age 70 - Chicago Sun-Times
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Don Cooper, pitching coach for White Sox's 2005 World Series championship team, dies at 70
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Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, who led a World Series-winning rotation, dies at age 70 - Chicago Sun-Times.
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Former White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper, who led a World Series-winning rotation, dies at age 70 Chicago Sun-TimesRevered White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper passes away at 70 MLB.comDon Cooper, pitching coach for White Sox's 2005 World Series championship team, dies at 70
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