Lou Piniella

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Chicago Cubs managers
Albert Spalding (1876-77) • Bob Ferguson (1878) • Cap Anson (1879) • Silver Flint (1879) • Cap Anson (1880-97) • Tom Burns (1898-99) • Tom Loftus (1900-01) • Frank Selee (1902-05) • Frank Chance (1905-12) • Johnny Evers (1913) • Hank O'Day (1914) • Roger Bresnahan (1915) • Joe Tinker (1916) • Fred Mitchell (1917-20) • Johnny Evers (1921) • Bill Killefer (1921-25) • Rabbit Maranville (1925) • George Gibson (1925) • Joe McCarthy (1926-30) • Rogers Hornsby (1930-32) • Charlie Grimm (1932-38) • Gabby Hartnett (1938-40) • Jimmie Wilson (1941-44) • Roy Johnson (1944) • Charlie Grimm (1944-49) • Frankie Frisch (1949-51) • Phil Cavarretta (1951-53) • Stan Hack (1954-56) • Bob Scheffing (1957-59) • Charlie Grimm (1960) • Lou Boudreau (1960) • Vedie Himsl (1961) • Harry Craft (1961) • El Tappe (1961-62) • Lou Klein (1961-62, 1965) • Charlie Metro (1962) • Bob Kennedy (1963-65) • Leo Durocher (1966-72) • Whitey Lockman (1972-74) • Jim Marshall (1974-76) • Herman Franks (1977-79) • Joey Amalfitano (1979) • Preston Gómez (1980) • Joey Amalfitano (1980-81) • Lee Elia (1982-83) • Charlie Fox (1983) • Jim Frey (1984-86) • John Vukovich (1986) • Gene Michael (1986-87) • Frank Lucchesi (1987) • Don Zimmer (1988-91) • Joe Altobelli (1991) • Jim Essian (1991) • Jim Lefebvre (1992-93) • Tom Trebelhorn (1994) • Jim Riggleman (1995-99) • Don Baylor (2000-02) • Rene Lachemann (2002) • Bruce Kimm (2002) • Dusty Baker (2003-06) • Lou Piniella (2007-10) • Mike Quade (2010-11) • Dale Sveum (2012-13) • Rick Renteria (2014) • Joe Maddon (2015-19) • David Ross (2020-23) • Craig Counsell (2024-present)


Cincinnati Reds managers
Pop Snyder (1882-84) • Will White (1884) • O. P. Caylor (1885-86) • Gus Schmelz (1887-89) • Tom Loftus (1890-91) • Charles Comiskey (1892-94) • Buck Ewing (1895-99) • Bob Allen (1900) • Bid McPhee (1901-02) • Frank Bancroft (1902) • Joe Kelley (1902-05) • Ned Hanlon (1906-07) • John Ganzel (1908) • Clark Griffith (1909-11) • Hank O'Day (1912) • Joe Tinker (1913) • Buck Herzog (1914-16) • Ivey Wingo (1916) • Christy Mathewson (1916-18) • Heinie Groh (1918) • Pat Moran (1919-23) • Jack Hendricks (1924-29) • Dan Howley (1930-32) • Donie Bush (1933) • Bob O'Farrell (1934) • Burt Shotton (1934) • Chuck Dressen (1934-37) • Bobby Wallace (1937) • Bill McKechnie (1938-46) • Hank Gowdy (1946) • Johnny Neun (1947-48) • Bucky Walters (1948-49) • Luke Sewell (1949-52) • Earle Brucker (1952) • Rogers Hornsby (1952-53) • Buster Mills (1953) • Birdie Tebbetts (1954-58) • Jimmy Dykes (1958) • Mayo Smith (1959)  • Fred Hutchinson (1959-64) • Dick Sisler (1964-65) • Don Heffner (1966) • Dave Bristol (1966-69) • Sparky Anderson (1970-78) • John McNamara (1979-82) • Russ Nixon (1982-83) • Vern Rapp (1984) • Pete Rose (1984-89) • Tommy Helms (1988-89) • Lou Piniella (1990-92) • Tony Pérez (1993) • Davey Johnson (1993-95) • Ray Knight (1996-97) • Jack McKeon (1997-2000) • Bob Boone (2001-03) • Ray Knight (2003) • Dave Miley (2003-05) • Jerry Narron (2005-07) • Pete Mackanin (2007) • Dusty Baker (2008-13) • Bryan Price (2014-18) • Jim Riggleman (2018) • David Bell (2019-present)


Tampa Bay Rays managers
Larry Rothschild (1998-2001) • Hal McRae (2001-02) • Lou Piniella (2003-05) • Joe Maddon (2006-14) • Kevin Cash (2015-present)


1972 Major League Baseball All-Star Game Roster
American League Dick Allen (1B, White Sox) • Luis Aparicio (SS, Red Sox) • Sal Bando (3B, Athletics) • Bert Campaneris (SS, Athletics) • Rod Carew (2B, Twins) • Norm Cash (1B, Tigers) • Joe Coleman (P, Tigers) • Pat Dobson (P, Orioles) • Carlton Fisk (C, Red Sox) • Bill Freehan (C, Tigers) • Bobby Grich (SS, Orioles) • Toby Harrah (SS, Rangers) • Ken Holtzman (P, Athletics) • Catfish Hunter (P, Athletics) • Reggie Jackson (OF, Athletics) • Mickey Lolich (P, Tigers) • Carlos May (OF, White Sox) • Dave McNally (P, Orioles) • Bobby Murcer (OF, Yankees) • Amos Otis (OF, Royals) • Jim Palmer (P, Orioles) • Freddie Patek (SS, Royals) • Gaylord Perry (P, Indians) • Lou Piniella (OF, Royals) • Brooks Robinson (3B, Orioles) • Ellie Rodríguez (C, Brewers) • Cookie Rojas (2B, Royals) • Joe Rudi (OF, Athletics) • Nolan Ryan (P, Angels) • Richie Scheinblum (OF, Royals) • Reggie Smith (OF, Red Sox) • Wilbur Wood (P, White Sox) • Carl Yastrzemski (OF, Red Sox)
National League Hank Aaron (OF, Braves) • Glenn Beckert (2B, Cubs) • Johnny Bench (C, Reds) • Steve Blass (P, Pirates) • Lou Brock (OF, Cardinals) • Steve Carlton (P, Phillies) • Clay Carroll (P, Reds) • César Cedeño (OF, Astros) • Roberto Clemente (OF, Pirates) • Nate Colbert (1B, Padres) • Bob Gibson (P, Cardinals) • Ferguson Jenkins (P, Cubs) • Don Kessinger (SS, Cubs) • Lee May (1B, Astros) • Willie Mays (OF, Mets) • Tug McGraw (P, Mets) • Joe Morgan (2B, Reds) • Gary Nolan (P, Reds) • Al Oliver (OF, Pirates) • Manny Sanguillén (C, Pirates) • Ron Santo (3B, Cubs) • Tom Seaver (P, Mets) • Ted Simmons (C, Cardinals) • Chris Speier (SS, Giants) • Willie Stargell (OF, Pirates) • Bill Stoneman (P, Expos) • Don Sutton (P, Dodgers) • Joe Torre (3B, Cardinals) • Billy Williams (OF, Cubs)


American League Rookie of the Year award winners
1949: Sievers • 1950: Dropo • 1951: McDougald • 1952: Byrd • 1953: Kuenn • 1954: Grim • 1955: Score • 1956: Aparicio • 1957: Kubek • 1958: Pearson • 1959: Allison • 1960: Hansen • 1961: Schwall • 1962: Tresh • 1963: Peters • 1964: Oliva • 1965: Blefary • 1966: Agee • 1967: Carew • 1968: Bahnsen • 1969: Piniella • 1970: Munson • 1971: Chambliss • 1972: Fisk • 1973: Bumbry • 1974: Hargrove • 1975: Lynn • 1976: Fidrych • 1977: Murray • 1978: Whitaker • 1979: Castino & Griffin • 1980: Charboneau • 1981: Righetti • 1982: Ripken Jr. • 1983: Kittle • 1984: Davis • 1985: Guillén • 1986: Canseco • 1987: McGwire • 1988: Weiss • 1989: Olson • 1990: Alomar Jr. • 1991: Knoblauch • 1992: Listach • 1993: Salmon • 1994: Hamelin • 1995: Cordova • 1996: Jeter • 1997: Garciaparra • 1998: Grieve • 1999: Beltrán • 2000: Sasaki • 2001: Suzuki • 2002: Hinske • 2003: Berroa • 2004: Crosby • 2005: Street • 2006: Verlander • 2007: Pedroia • 2008: Longoria • 2009: Bailey • 2010: Feliz • 2011: Hellickson • 2012: Trout • 2013: Myers • 2014: Abreu • 2015: Correa • 2016: Fulmer • 2017: Judge • 2018: Ohtani • 2019: Alvarez • 2020: Lewis • 2021: Arozarena • 2022: Rodríguez • 2023: Henderson • 2024: Gil


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