Lou Pinella on Google Streetview

[Xavier]

Go to google maps and type in the following address.

3552 N. Clark, Chicago IL 600636

Click on street view and pan 180 degrees, he is wearing a brown shirt.

[ElviswasaBluesFan]

that is cool

[Prngr44]

Guess that's his black Tahoe too.

[Glovey]

Soon, Google will be reading our minds.

[RedBirdBrain]

Soon, Google will be reading our minds.

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Oh snap!

[ShortHop]

Liscense plate DL (dealer) 754 (BT)

[ChiTownBluesFan]

How the hell does somebody find that?

[ElviswasaBluesFan]

How the hell does somebody find that?

blind luck I would say. Looking at that address for some reason and then notice that Pinella is walking down the street.

[Ty Shula]

he's drunk

[sportschick]

he's drunk

If you had to manage the Cubs, wouldn't you spend most of your time drunk, too?

[kah]

How the hell does somebody find that?

I was wondering this too, but if you go up the street a little bit you'll see that that place is like a block from Wrigley Field. So that's probably how.

[ChiTownBluesFan]

I was wondering this too, but if you go up the street a little bit you'll see that that place is like a block from Wrigley Field. So that's probably how.

No, I get that, but who goes through a street looking at every person on the street and say 'Oh, look - it's Lou!!!' I mean, sure, if my house wasn't blocked by a PeaPod truck (which it is) and I saw someone in my front yard I'd zoom in to see if it was me or the wife, but I don't go zooming in on people around places like Wrigley or something. That's just, well, odd.

[Cardz82]

That's ridiculously random right there. Kinda cool though.

[kah]

No, I get that, but who goes through a street looking at every person on the street and say 'Oh, look - it's Lou!!!' I mean, sure, if my house wasn't blocked by a PeaPod truck (which it is) and I saw someone in my front yard I'd zoom in to see if it was me or the wife, but I don't go zooming in on people around places like Wrigley or something. That's just, well, odd.

::shrugs::

You've got a zillion Cub fans probably looking at the Wrigley neighborhood. Doesn't seem too unlikely that one spotted Lou.