CHICAGO CUBS INTRODUCE LOU PINIELLA AS NEW MANAGER
Chicago Cubs general Manager, Jim Hendry, right, puts a jersey on new manager Lou Piniella during a news conference at Wrigley Field in Chicago on October 17, 2006. The Cubs signed Piniella Monday to a 3-year contract worth nearly $10 million with a 1-year option. (UPI Photo/Brian Kersey)
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Chicago Cubs Manager Lou Piniella said Sunday he will retire immediately rather than wait until the end of the season as was originally planned.
Chicago Cubs Manager Lou Piniella said Tuesday he would retire at the end of the 2010 season, his fourth leading the Cubs and 23rd as a major-league manager.
Chicago Cubs starter Carlos Zambrano has been moved to the bullpen to help the team's struggling relief corps, Manager Lou Piniella said Wednesday.
Chicago Cubs left fielder Alfonso Soriano likely will not play again this season because of inflammation in his left knee.
It appears Chicago Cubs ace pitcher Carlos Zambrano is in hot water again, this time for missing the team flight to Atlanta.
Chicago Cubs Manager Lou Piniella says outfielder Milton Bradley will not play again until his strained right groin is completely healed.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano, forced from Wednesday's game in Florida, is scheduled to have his shoulder examined in Chicago, his manager says.
Chicago Cubs slugger Alfonso Soriano says he hopes his finger injury heals enough to play before next month's all-star break.
The Cincinnati Reds Thursday learned their protest during Monday’s 7-6 loss to the Chicago Cubs was denied by Major League Baseball.
Alfonso Soriano went 5-for-5 -- including a three-run homer in a five-run seventh -- powering the Chicago Cubs to a 7-2 win Monday over the Milwaukee Brewers.
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