chicago.cubs.mlb.com - 9/6/2008
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CINCINNATI -- Where's Lou? That was the question in the Cubs' clubhouse Friday. Lou Piniella and first-base coach Matt Sinatro decided to drive from Chicago on Friday morning to Cincinnati. It's about a five- to six-hour trip, if you know where you're going. Evidently, they didn't. It took Piniella and Sinatro eight hours. "Matty was driving," Piniella said, "but we actually 'Googled' the ...
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cubs.com: Piniella, Sinatro take a wrong turn on the way to Cincinnati Their explanation doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. “Matty was driving,” Piniella said, “but we actually ‘Googled’ the trip, and we were ‘Googled’ to East Liverpool, Pa. Who in the heck knows? On the sheet we had, it was ‘Cincinnati to Liverpool.’ I was thinking, I was in Cincinnati three years, and I didn’t remember a ‘Liverpool’ around the area.” Sounds like they may have been victims of that dirty, no-good, robbin’ Maggie May.
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Manager Lou Piniella and first-base coach Matt Sinatro decided to drive from Chicago to Cincinnati, but with the directions they found online, they ended up at the other end of the state and nearly didn't make it in time for the game.
