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Louis Victor Piniella (born August 28, 1943, in Tampa, Florida, United States) is the current manager of the Chicago Cubs and a former Major League Baseball outfielder. He has been nicknamed "Sweet Lo...
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Lou Piniella Player Page Lou Piniella; Louis Victor Piniella You Are Here > Baseball-Reference.com > Manager Index and Register > Lou Piniella Managerial Record...
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The Washington Senators sent Lou Piniella (August 4, 1964) to the Baltimore Orioles to complete the trade. You Are Here > Baseball-Reference.com > Encyclopedia of Players > P Listing > Lou Piniella Statistics and History Lou Piniella Player Page...
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The Devil Rays received the rights to negotiate with Lou, along with shortstop Antonio Perez, from the Seattle Mariners in exchange for outfielder Randy Winn ... the transaction was agreed upon on October 18, 2002, and was contingent upon the Rays reaching an agreement with Piniella.
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We have been over the many failures of this team on this site numerous times, but I thought it would be instructive to go over all of them in one place, right here, and to point fingers -- yes, I want to point fingers -- at the two men most responsible for this debacle: Jim Hendry and Lou Piniella.
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Information about Lou Piniella Lou Piniella argues a call with the first base umpire a... Related Topics for Lou Piniella...
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News about Lou Piniella. Commentary and archival information about Lou Piniella from The New York Times.
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Lou Piniella will take his fiery brand of managing to the Windy City. CHICAGO -- Lou Piniella's coming to Wrigley Field, agreeing Monday to a three-year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs and accepting a job that has long been one of the most challenging in baseball.
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Manager said Geovany Soto was affected by weight of news. Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella on Friday defended catcher Geovany Soto, who tested positive for marijuana during the World Baseball Classic, by admitting he once smoked pot. Lou Piniella pregame...
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"It does gets painful watching this," said manager Lou Piniella, the latest would-be Wrigleyville savior who eventually will depart in disappointment. "That's a good word for it: painful." ; "I really don't see it," protested Piniella, who will acknowledge run-scoring constipation. "I haven't seen resignation.
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