Lou Piniella

It's the first World Series I remember watching.

Watched it with my dad, Jose Rio, and the Reds, and Lou Piniella sweeping the Oakland Athletics to win that World Series championship.

Now, Jim, I just really enjoy this stuff.

Like, when we get to the end of the season, how do things stack up to the past? Now, I know you said...

Gamble playing right field and batting fifth.

Lou Piniella, sporting an eight-game hitting streak, will bat sixth, and he'll be the designated hitter.

Piniella batting at .483, he's 14 for 29 with a home run, eight runs batted in.

Batting seventh and playing third base for the Yankees, Greg Nettles.

Nettles playing third and batting seventh.

Takes high ball.

Busby took a little off that changeup, and he got it up high.

On deck is Lou Piniella.

Monotaur knocked the ball down but couldn't play it.

So Randolph is on an error charge to Cooper, and Lou Piniella is the batter.

Piniella batting .257 on the year, one home run, 17 runs batted in.

That's only the second error committed by Cooper all year, Bill.

1-1 pitch to Piniella.

Line foul off the left side.

One ball, two strikes on Lou Piniella.

Overall this year, Caldwell has won nine, lost seven.

Tonight, the 13th annual Mayor's Trophy game between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets.

I'll be chatting with my pregame guest, Yankee outfielder Lou Piniella.

We'll be back in a moment.

Announcing the Spirit of 76 excursion fare.

I wanted to make sure that I was braced every time the ball was hit to me.

Lou, please stand by.

We'll continue with our pregame guest, Lou Piniella, outfielder with the Yankees in a moment.

We'll be back in a moment.

Hassler was a possible starter tomorrow night, so that may eliminate him as a starter tomorrow and leave Jim Wright as the starter for the Bull Sox.

Yankees are leading 2-0 here in the top of the second.

Runners at first and third, nobody out.

Roy White at first being held on by Scott Lupinella at third.

Hobson, the third baseman, plays dead tight toward the bag.

He screened that one just between Hobson and the foul line.

It hit off the wall where the box seats jut out to the field.

Runners first and third two outs and Reggie up takes low.

One time he got so mad.

They got to meet Lou Piniella after he was no, like.

Did he yell at

him?

Yes, he yelled at him.

They did a field tour and my grandpa started yelling at Lou Piniella and my dad and uncle had to pull him back.

Atta boy.

Because he was yelling at him from all the years lost.

.305.

And Lou Piniella of the Yankees at .303.

Leaders in batting in the National League, Jeff Barrow still leads.

He plays, of course, for Atlanta, 324.

Guidry, who has lost only one, struck out eight, walked three, and posting his third shutout and seventh complete game of the season.

The Yankees jumped on rookie pitcher Daryl Jackson, who's now 2-3 for two runs in the first inning.

Back-to-back singles by Willie Randolph and Mickey Rivers, and Munson's ground single to left produced one run, and Ereba third baseman Larry Wolfe on Lou Piniella's grounder loaded the bases, and Jackson committed the box, allowing Rivers to score.

The rally ended when Munson was tagged out in an attempted steal of home.

That appeared to be that sinking fastball, one that tails away from a right-handed hitter.

Vanilla went with it well.

Here's the man of the hour,

Chris Shambliss.

Don Gullet putting White in a hole with a count of one ball and two strikes on the foul back.

The Yankees have had one base hit.

That's the leadoff double in the second by Lou Piniella.

He scored the New York run.