Derek Lowe News

Nats solve Lowe to post fifth straight win
"Few other pitchers have dominated the Washington Nationals like Derek Lowe. Scan the Nationals' career numbers against the sinkerball specialist, and it becomes obvious. Adam Dunn: 3-for-22. Josh Willingham: 4-for-19. Ryan Zimmerman: 8-for-32. After years of flailing away unsuccessfully at Lowe, though, it appears the Nationals are beginning to figure him out. They enjoyed modest success against him in their first five head-to-head matchups this year, winning twice. And Friday night, they finally put it all together and dealt Lowe a legitimate beating for the first time in a long time. That surge, combined with a solid pitching effort from Livan Hernandez, gave the Nationals a 6-3 victory ..."
Derek Lowe returns to Fenway as a Brave
"At Fenway Park on Friday, former Red Sox pitcher Derek Lowe answered questions about what he expected when he faces his old team Saturday. Lowe is scheduled to start for the Braves in the second game of a three-game series against Boston at Fenway Park, where he was a successful starter and closer who carved a reputation as a big-game pitcher during his first eight major-league seasons with the Red Sox through 2004. Sort of like John Smoltz with the Braves, if not even for half as long a period. And unlike Smoltz, who spent two decades with the Braves before signing with the Red Sox last winter, Lowe had a four-year stint with the Dodgers between his departure from Boston and his return to ..."
Braves, Lowe pounded by Orioles
"The Braves picked a beautiful Sunday afternoon in Baltimore to come completely unraveled. No phase of the game went unscathed. On the mound, Derek Lowe had his worst outing as a Brave, lasting only 2-1/3 innings in a 11-2 shellacking by the Orioles. Defensively, Yunel Escobar made a pair of miscues to open the door to four runs by the Orioles and got benched by manager Bobby Cox. He failed to complete a double play in the first inning and hesitated on a rundown in the second inning, which allowed Robert Andino to steal home. At the plate, the Braves were limited to five hits in a complete game by rookie Brad Bergesen, who gave up his only runs on a pair of David Ross solo home runs. ..."
Lowe has been aces for Braves
"After two months of the season, it's a good time to examine the Braves' off-season acquisition of pitcher Derek Lowe. Here is a glimpse at how he compares to two other aces the Braves pursued last winter - and one they did not. Derek Lowe, 6-3, 3.49 ERA"
Lowe loses for the first time in five starts
"Now Derek Lowe knows what Jair Jurrjens feels like. After winning four consecutive starts while runs virtually rained down upon him, Lowe got a Jurrjens-like jolt Monday night. The Braves scored only once to spoil Lowe's eight solid innings in a 5-1 loss to the Rockies. Could it be because Lowe was pitching in Jurrjens' spot after Sunday's rainout against Arizona? "You hate to waste a game like that - a three-hitter," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "He didn't give up anything hard." Jurrjens, who has only three wins despite a 2.06 ERA, pitches Tuesday night. He'll try to right the Braves after their 11th loss in the past 14 home games. The Braves are not getting much inspiration from their ..."
Lowe start moved following rain out
"The Braves' game against Arizona got rained out Sunday at Turner Field, and the good news was that it happened before any pitches were thrown. That meant that Braves pitcher Derek Lowe (5-1), who was set to start Sunday's game, instead will start Monday's series opener at home against Colorado. Fans with tickets to Sunday's game can use them for the makeup game or any remaining Braves home game during the 2009 regular season, subject to availability. Sunday's game will likely be made up Aug. 17, a mutual off day on the schedules of both teams. That plan must first be approved by the players' union because of the amount of games the move would cause the teams to play without a day off over ..."
New York Mets' Johan Santana to face Atlanta Braves' Derek Lowe in series opener Monday
"During his last start, Johan Santana told teammates in the Mets' dugout how he wanted to get a hit against the Phillies. I initially read that as a sign of Santana's competitiveness, that being dominant on the mound isn't enough for him, but I think I missed the point. Santana wasn't being ambitious. He was being pragmatic. If he doesn't drive in runs when he starts, who will? In Santana's first six starts of 2009, the Mets have played as if they are curious to see just how little they have to do to win with their ace on the mound. They have scored an average of just two runs in games Santana has started, which is why Santana is just 4-1 despite having a 0.91 ERA, the lowest in the ..."
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