boston.redsox.mlb.com - 6/29/2009
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By Ian Browne / MLB.com 06/28/09 1:44 PM ET ATLANTA -- The earliest that Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell will be back in the starting lineup would probably be Wednesday afternoon at Camden Yards against the Orioles. However, both Lowell and the club know that the Synvisc shot Lowell will ...
boston.com - 6/30/2009
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boston.com —
The Red Sox today placed Mike Lowell on
the 15-day disabled list with a right hip strain...
(retroactive to June 28), recalling Jeff Bailey frm Triple-A Pawtucket and inserting him into tonight's lineup: 1. Julio Lugo, SS 2. Dustin Pedroia,...
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Lowell to DL; Bailey in lineup
boston.com - 6/30/2009
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boston.com —
Mike Lowell's stay on the disabled should not
be any longer than the virtual minimum, which means...
he is scheduled to return the day after the All-Star break. He is eligible to come off July 12, the Sunday before the...
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Lowell feeling good
bostonherald.com - 6/30/2009
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bostonherald.com —
B ALTIMORE - In the midst of injecting
Mike Lowell with Synvisc to coat the joint in...
his surgically repaired hip yesterday, the Red Sox [ team stats ] medical staff also drained 15 ccs of fluid from the area. The build-up of fluid likely was ...
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Mike Lowell’s status in limbo
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Decision Coming Re Lowrie, Lugo, Green
The Joy of Sox —
... and two hours later, he felt like he was brand new. The good news is if it doesn't work, [it won't be a setback ... [Possible trip to the DL?] I guess it could happen. ... [I]f he didn't respond to this, it's probably something we'd have to think about ...Jed Lowrie went 1-for-2 yesterday as Pawtucket's DH yesterday. Francona said that waiting until the All-Star break to bring Lowrie back "might be realistic, I don't know". Ian Browne notes: If Lowell doesn't respond to the shot and needs a DL stint, the 15 days would ...
Lowell attempts to solve the hip problem.
Fire Brand of the American League —
If you haven't heard, Mike Lowell has been injected. But the injection may or may not cure the problem. If it doesn't work, no further problems will arise, but the current problem of course may still reside:"The good news is if it doesn't work, [it won't be a setback]. It's just
a gel that can really coat that joint. We'll get that done tomorrow and
see how he responds to that. He'll probably need a day after that
before we can evaluate, but then we'll see. If he's good, that's good.
If not, then we have to talk about the next step." If Lowell ends up, for some reason, on the DL. Then Mark Kotsay could play first, while Kevin Youkilis shifts to ...
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Last year, the Red Sox lost Mike Lowell's services down the stretch and into the postseason due to a painful hip injury that zapped the third baseman's power and discarded his defensive mobility. With Lowell on the ...
