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Cubs Cornerstones features "Sweet Lou" Lou Piniella, the ever-entertaining manager of the 2007-08 NL Central championship Cubs teams.
Cubs Cornerstones features "Sweet Lou" Lou Piniella, the ever-entertaining manager of the 2007-08 NL Central championship Cubs teams.
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