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Lou Piniella, born on August 28, 1943, is a former professional baseball player and manager. Piniella played from 1964 to 1984, making his debut with the Baltimore Orioles. During his playing career, he played for five teams, including the New York Yankees, where he won two World Series titles in 1977 and 1978. Piniella was known for his powerful arm in the outfield and his ability to hit for solid average. He retired from playing in 1986 and soon after took up coaching. More about Lou Piniella
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Piniella finished his managerial career with 1,835 wins and three Manager of the Year awards. He was inducted into the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame in 1992 and later into the Mariners Hall of Fame in 2014. Piniella is still well-respected in the baseball community, known for his dedication, competitiveness, and ability to lead his teams to success. He is considered one of the most successful managers of the 1990s and 2000s, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the game of baseball. Read even more about Lou Piniella at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Lou Piniella (Lou Piniella Signed 1964 Topps #167 RC Rookie PSA 7 PSA/DNA 10 AUTO) was sold in October 2022 for $406.00 while the cheapest item (Lou Piniella signed autographed card sleeve AUTO CUBS) found a new owner for $0.01 in September 2009. The month with the most items sold (26) was December 2021 with an average selling price of $17.74 for an autographed item of Lou Piniella. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in November 2009 with $107.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $2.52 was April 2008. In average, an autographed item from Lou Piniella is worth $15.99.
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Latest News about Lou Piniella
Former Rays manager Lou Piniella comes up one vote shy of Hall of Fame (12/10/18): Lou Piniella was one vote shy of election into baseball's Hall of Fame on Sunday. 
Lou Piniella falls one vote shy of entering Hall of Fame (12/10/18): LAS VEGAS — Lou Piniella would never get angry about falling just short of a baseball’s largest lifetime achievement honor.
Former Mariners manager Lou Piniella fell one vote short of Hall of Fame (12/09/18): Legendary Mariners manager Lou Piniella fell one vote short in a 16-member committee’s announcement of Hall of Fame candidates, though Harold Baines and Lee Smith made it through.
Lou Piniella: Ernie Banks will be ‘sorely missed’ (01/26/15): Former Cubs Manager Lou Piniella joined the show today to talk about Ernie Banks passing away. He shared some great memories, including breaking down why Ernie was such a good hitter.
Lou Piniella, anti-Seahawks bias: Seattle Times sports readers sound off (08/23/14): Mariners
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Daily Rant & Rave: Thanks for the Lou Piniella bobblehead! (08/2014): RAVE To the kind souls that generously gave their Lou Piniella bobblehead to my brother at Lou Piniella Mariners Hall of Fame Night. My brother has Down syndrome, is a HUGE Mariner fan and had been talking about this game since it was announced. He had his heart set on getting a bobblehead but unfor
Lou Piniella, motorcycle club join ALS walk at USF (03/2014): TAMPA – Belinda Poole loved to sing. Friends say she had an incredible voice.
Lou Piniella named honorary manager of Walk To Defeat ALS (02/2014): TAMPA – Baseball legend Lou Piniella will serve as honorary manager for the Tampa Bay Walk to Defeat ALS on Saturday, March 8, at the University of South Florida.
Lou Piniella gets sweet spot in Mariners Hall of Fame (01/2014): The joke quickly made the rounds Thursday after the Seattle Mariners announced plans to induct former manager Lou Piniella into their Hall of Fame.
Lou Piniella not interested in return to Mariners (10/2013): Loading... "I'm happy doing what I'm doing, which is watching a little baseball, doing a little bit of television for the Yankees , 15 games or so a year. It keeps me involved a bit."
Lou Piniella Doesn’t Want to Say the Blue Jays “Raped” the Marlins But Well … (03/2013): He has a point.
Lou Piniella 's in town again, swinging for fences (01/2013): The man behind the Mariners' golden days is back in Seattle. For now.
B&C Morning Show: ‘Sweet’ Lou Piniella Loves What He’s Doin’ (04/2012): He resigned/retired as the manager of the Chicago Cubs in 2010 to care for his mother, but the 68-year-old still has his mitts in the game.
Lou Piniella's tantrum reminds man's father how entertaining baseball can be: Cl (09/2011): Piniella's tirade over a call has the fans rolling in the aisles.
Kevin Millar said Lou Piniella was unprepared during his final season with the C (04/2011): MLB Network analyst Kevin Millar, who was one of the Chicago Cubs' last cuts heading into the 2009 season, said Monday that there was something lacking in Lou Piniella's managing style last year.
Former Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella discusses his new role with the San Fra (02/2011): Lou Piniella said taking an advisory role with the Giants 'made sense.'
Lou Piniella honored by MLB (12/2010): Tampa's Lou Piniella was honored by Major League Baseball today, at the Winter Meetings, for his 23-year managerial career.