Don Cooper, White Sox Pitching Coach, Dies at 70

Don Cooper, the longtime pitching coach for the Chicago White Sox, has passed away at the age of 70. Cooper, who was a significant figure in the White Sox organization, had a career that spanned several decades, contributing greatly to the team's pitching staff development. His death was reported by MLB Trade Rumors.

Cooper's influence in Major League Baseball was profound, particularly noted for his role during the White Sox's 2005 World Series-winning season. His expertise and leadership were instrumental in shaping many successful pitchers throughout his tenure. The baseball community mourns his loss, recognizing his contributions to the sport.