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Posted: 11:40 AM Nov 13, 2008
Piniella Named Manager Of The Year
Lou Piniella says he's thrilled to be named National League Manager of the Year for leading the Chicago Cubs to the National League Central championship.
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Lou Piniella says he's thrilled to be named National League Manager of the Year for leading the Chicago Cubs to the National League Central championship.
Piniella says the honor means a lot because there were several managers in the National League who had good seasons.
The 65-year-old manager earned a $100,000 bonus for winning, which he plans to donate to the team's charity partner -- McCormick Foundation's Cubs Care.
Piniella says that way his good fortune can "get spread around a little bit." He says he's happy that children in the Chicago area will benefit from his award.
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