Tampa Bay Devil Rays

Features This is an autographed 16x20 photo of Lou Piniella. He has also added the number he wore (#14) while playing with the Yankees. Piniella spent over half of his 20 year playing career with the New York Yankees. During his playing days he won the 1969 AL Rookie of the Year, and was part of the Yankees World Champion teams of 1977 & 1978. Perhaps better known now for his managerial career Piniella won a third World Series ring in 1990 as Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. Piniella... Read Full Story

Features This is an autographed 8x10 photo of Lou Piniella. He has also added the number he wore (#14) while playing with the Yankees. Piniella spent over half of his 20 year playing career with the New York Yankees. During his playing days he won the 1969 AL Rookie of the Year, and was part of the Yankees World Champion teams of 1977 & 1978. Perhaps better known now for his managerial career Piniella won a third World Series ring in 1990 as Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. Piniella... Read Full Story

Whopdeedo, who cares? No one in baseball. I would say their fans but they have none. So why change the name and identity?  “I think this gives us as an organization an identity,” principal owner Stuart Sternberg said. “We were tied to the past, and the past wasn’t necessarily something we wanted to be known for. Nobody’s running from it or hiding from it, and we’re proud of certain aspects of it, but this is something the organization was able to really put their arms around. I hope and... Read Full Story

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