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Nutting would replace McClatchy as the Pirates principal owner, though McClatchy stayed on as CEO and operating head of the franchise. During McClatchy's reign as owner, the Pirates never achieved a winning season. The closest they came was in 1997, when they finished 79-83–which was also the only time they finished higher than third in their division.
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would provide the owners with all the resources they needed to field a winning team. On October 4, 2006, however, McClatchy announced that despite another losing season, he would remain in his offices, and made only a few minor personnel changes. On January 12, 2007, the Pirates announced that Bob
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On July 6, 2007, it was announced that McClatchy would step down as CEO after the 2007 MLB season. On September 8, 2007, Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported that baseball executive Frank Coonelly will be hired by the Pirates to replace McClatchy as CEO. This report came just one day after the
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In 2006, McClatchy speculated openly about resigning, possibly even selling the team, if the Pirates did not improve. He affirmed that he was frustrated with his own team, referencing popular and political complaints about the "promise" he made that the publicly funded
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McClatchy was the leader and plurality investor in a group that paid $ 95 million ($ 190 million today) for the Pittsburgh Pirates in February 1996. McClatchy immediately assumed the posts of managing general partner and
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McClatchy was a member of Major League Baseball's executive council and the labor and international committees. At some point after 2005, which is not entirely known because the Pirates are a private corporation,
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since 2002. The Nuttings, however, mostly shied from the spotlight and allowed McClatchy to continue serving as the main or even sole voice of the ownership group.
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newspaper publisher G. Ogden Nutting and his family became the plurality and then majority owners in the franchise.
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and Grace Kennan. He is a grandson of the eminent diplomat and historian
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baseball team. He led a group of investors that purchased the team in
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J. Brady McCollough Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (2013-10-01).
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took over as lead owner, and McClatchy and Nutting hired
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as chairman of the board of the company in April 2012).
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Index

Sacramento
California
Pittsburgh Pirates
Major League Baseball
McClatchy
Pittsburgh Pirates
1996
Bob Nutting
Frank Coonelly
Sacramento
California
C.K. McClatchy
George F. Kennan
Charles Kenny McClatchy
The Sacramento Bee
McClatchy Newspapers
Modesto A's
The McClatchy Company
Gary B. Pruitt
Trinity-Pawling School
Pawling, New York
University of California, Santa Barbara
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
chief executive officer
Wheeling, West Virginia
Bob Nutting
chairman of the board
PNC Park
Dave Littlefield
gay

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