Reader Gene McCaffrey makes a point about Lou Piniella that probably gets overlooked a bit too much: Look at his managerial career and it’s hard to avoid: has any manager ever done less with more than ...

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Former Major League player and manager Lou Piniella is a candidate for the Baseball Hall of Fame this winter and nearly all of the teams he was associated with in his career are working together to ...

NEW YORK — The winter meetings in Nashville, Tenn., kicked off with Lou Piniella being screwed and concluded with Juan Soto finally being traded. In between, Shohei Ohtani held everyone hostage and ...

Former Chicago Cubs manager and World Series champion Lou Piniella was named as a Baseball Hall of Fame finalist as part of the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee ballot for non-players. Piniella, ...

NEW YORK — Lou Piniella was back in uniform Saturday, wearing pinstripes and the number 14 for Old-Timers’ Day at Yankee Stadium. Piniella, who turns 81 next week, earned his fame in the Bronx as a ...

It has been a long, difficult season for Lou Piniella. Almost nothing has gone right. Players have been injured. Free agent signings (ahem, Milton Bradley) have produced just about zilch. Acquired ...

A sweet gig for Sweet Lou. New York Yankees great Lou Piniella is getting back into the game in 2020. He will be an analyst for the Chicago Cubs’ new cable network, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

After all the wins, all the losses and all those arguments, Lou Piniella clearly felt it was time to leave. Saying the final goodbye after a half-century in baseball, that was the hard part. ''I cried ...

Lou Piniella hasn't been his same old self this year. With the exception of a shouting match with Milton Bradley in June, Piniella has been soft-spoken, polite, sometimes even withdrawn. It's not that ...