Television producers and directors like to focus on Lou Piniella because the Cubs manager is often like an active volcano, his anger coming in discernible stages. You see it begin to boil in him, and then the smoke rises, and then, every so often, there is a spectacular eruption. He often wears his emotions on his face, a trait which masks the fact that most of the time, Piniella has a firm grasp of his responses. He will make choices about who to aim his anger at, and when to aim it. Alfonso S ...

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