Piniella

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: October 29, 2002 | Copyright information

Piniella, Howe official; Indians, A's decide

Associated Press

Tuesday, October 29, 2002

In the latest round of managerial shuffling, four teams settled on new skippers Monday.

Lou Piniella was introduced as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays' manager and the New York Mets finally announced the hiring of Art Howe away from Oakland.

The Athletics will promote bench coach Ken Macha in his place, his agent said, and a Cleveland Indians source said Eric Wedge would be their...

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