Bob Skinner, a former outfielder and later a coach who won three World Series titles, dies at age 94. Multiple outlets report that Skinner dies in San Diego on Monday. His career is described as both an on-field success and a later role in team coaching. Sources also note that he is a three-time All-Star selection and a three-time World Series champion, linking his personal achievements with championship outcomes during his playing career. The reports characterize him as a figure connected to winning teams across more than one phase of his baseball work, including his transition from player to coach. While details of his teams, coaching stops, and causes of death are not included in the provided excerpts, the consensus across sources is on his age at death, the timing of the death, the location, and his major career accomplishments: three World Series championships and three All-Star appearances.