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Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 28/11/2008
Boston Red Sox shortstop Jed Lowrie returned to his old middle school this week. Youngsters scrambled down the aisles of the auditorium to meet one of the few athletes from Salem to ever play in the major leagues. But the most excited fan might have been Laurie Ashworth, a science instructor who taught Lowrie at Parrish Middle School.
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Sons of Bill Simmons (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
- Trade Julio Lugo to the Detroit Tigers for Dontrelle Willis. The Tigers would do this trade today, but the Red Sox are hesitant to add Willis’s salary, which is about $4 Million more than Lugo. This would allow the Red Sox to play Jed Lowrie at shortstop, who is a better fielder than Lugo, and is [...]
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Bugs and Cranks (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... Ray Christ Child…. The 23rd Greatest Devil Ray Ever is…. Akinori Iwamura (2007-present) Fielded Jed Lowrie’s grounder and stepped on second base for the final out of Game 7 of the 2008 ALCS, securing the first pennant in team history His .975 fielding percentage was tops among all MLB third basemen in 2007 and ranked as the second highest ever by a rookie third baseman Owns the single-season...
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http://redsox.wordpress.com/feed (Free subscription) | 02/12/2008
... in mind some of the Sox players today who were supplemental picks in their day: Clay Buchholz, Jed Lowrie and Michael Bowden. So those picks can be pretty valuable (I wouldn’t expect every one of them to turn to gold like that, but you get my point).
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The House That Dewey Built (Free subscription) | 02/12/2008
... and the thick aromatic goo gushed into the palms of our hands (in the form of Dustin Pedroia and Jed Lowrie). We are now sitting here with an empty bottle, and I’m going to do what any like minded gentleman would do. Add water and shake. Here is what we get: 1) Argenis Diaz - SS Age: 21 2008 Level: AA After watching Edgar Renteria and Julio Lugo kick the ball around the dirt at Fenway for...
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Fenway West (Free subscription) | 27/11/2008
Since the Detroit trade deal is pretty much dead , the Red Sox must decide what to do with Julio Lugo. Last season Lugo was a disaster at the plate and in the field, the calls for his benching grew louder until an injury ended his season. With Jed Lowrie emerging as the every day shortstop Lugo is out of a job. If the Red Sox do keep him he will have some value as a backup infielder and outfielder....
