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	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In first place by 11 games in August, the Angels again lost key personnel, particularly shortstop Gary DiSarcina in the final stretch and ended up in a tie with the Seattle Mariners for the A.L. West Division championship.
		Seattle, managed by Lou Pinella, and led by star pitcher Randy Johnson, won the division title (the Mariners' first American League West title) in a one game playoff, which the M’s won 9-1.
		Given the team's inability to win a pennant thus far, the postseason disasters of 1982 and 1986, the 1995 collapse, and such tragic events as the 1978 murder of outfielder Lyman Bostock and the events that led to the suicide of Donnie Moore, it was suggested that there must be a "curse" on the Angels.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anaheim_Angels (4805 words)

	Baseball Toaster : Bronx Banter : December 2003
		But I took the Yankees in ’86 because I knew that Pinella was managing the team.
		He had been the hitting coach the year before, and I knew Lou pretty well, and I knew it would just be a total gas to cover one of his teams.
		There were no guarantees that Lou would be around in ’87.
	bronxbanter.baseballtoaster.com /archives/2003_12.html (18732 words)

	The Diamond Angle Archives
		Mary Lou pitched for Grand Rapids in the early 1950s.
		Lou looks back on the latest to be enshrined.
		Lou defends the pastime based upon the National Pastime.
	www.thediamondangle.com /archive (6981 words)

	Fire Brand of the American League: While The Lead Slips Away Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Evan Brunell's analytical (and sometimes not so analytical) look at the Boston Red Sox.
		It’s never fun seeing that jolly little smirk after a Rays win from our dear friend Lou Pinella.
		It’s never fun losing by one run in a pennant race, especially when our bitter rival and chaser in the division wins on a Bubba Crosby walk off home run.
	www.all-baseball.com /firebrand/archives/020634.html (776 words)

	Baseball Musings: Split Series
		Posted by David Pinto at 09:19 AM
		Lou Pinella must think he's still back in Seattle with Ichiro on the team.
		Posted by: Frank at March 31, 2004 01:54 PM
	www.baseballmusings.com /archives/006316.php (1958 words)

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