#Jed lowrie

[1863-project]

So I guess my favorite baseball player is finally retiring, and it hurts. It hurts a lot. I know it's time, but it still guts me.

Thanks for 14 injury-filled yet wonderful years, Jed.

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4/3/13: Mariners Survive In Oakland

Wednesday, April 3, 2013 O.co Coliseum

Final score: Mariners 4, Athletics 3 MVP: 1 Justin Smoak, Mariners: 2-3, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 2 runs scored

Seattle and Oakland went back-and-forth in this 3rd game of the season opening series, but in the end it was the Mariners who walked away with a hard-fought victory - just barely. The teams exchanged 2 run home runs early, before starting pitchers Brian Anderson and Joe Saunders settled in. The teams again exchanged single runs in the 7th and 8th innings, sending us to the 9th inning tied at 3 - where the Mariners were able to cash in with a solo home run, whilst the Athletics loaded the bases but went home empty. Charlie Furbush bounced back from his season-opening blown save to record the final out of the 8th inning and pick up the win.

SEA 4/6/0 – WP: Charlie Furbush (1-0) OAK 3/8/1 – LP: Josh Stinson (0-1)

Oak 1st: Jed Lowrie hits a 1-out single to left; after a strikeout for the 2nd out, Yoenis Céspedes launches a shot to deep center. 2-0 OAK Sea 2nd: With 2 out, Jesús Montero walks; Jason Bay follows with a shot to left field to tie the game up. 2-2 Sea 7th: Justin Smoak leads off with a double to right; Josh Stinson comes in to replace Brian Anderson on the. mound; after 2 outs, Robert Andino lines a single off the wall in right, scoring Smoak. 3-2 SEA Oak 8th: Lowrie welcomes reliever Carter Capps to the game with a first pitch, lead off home run to even the score yet again. 3-3 Sea 9th: Smoak hits a deep fly ball to center that just makes it over Chris Young's glove for a lead off solo home run. 4-3 SEA Oak 9th: Closer Tom Wilhelmsen enters the game for Seattle; pinch-hitter Brandon Moss draws a lead off walk; Eric Sogard singles to center; after a strikeout, Lowrie walks to load the bases; Young strikes out for the 2nd out; Céspedes hits a screaming liner, but it is snowconed by Kyle Seager at 3rd on an impressive leaping catch to end the game. SEA 4-3 (F)

Injuries: OF Coco Crisp, OAK - out for 1 game

(Strat note: Brett Anderson, the real-life A's game 1 starter, received the start here instead of Tommy Milone, who received the Strat opening day start [and promptly got injured] because Anderson's card was not part of the initial set. Milone's out for 15 games, and Anderson does eventually become a reliever in the real-life setting, so at some point I'll have to find a way to switch them back to the correct order. For now, though, they'll probably be switched. Crisp received a "ground out to shortstop + injury" roll to begin the game, and had to be replaced [plus out for 1 more game]. The A's bench is very left-handed hitter-heavy, so Seth Smith got the call to replace Crisp as DH today. Also, Scott Sizemore got the real-life start at 2nd for the A's, but does not have a card in the set - probably because he only played in 2 games all season - so left-handed Eric Sogard got the start and did his part, with 2 hits and a stolen base. Finally, the losing pitcher in the game - Josh Stinson - technically did not play for the Athletics ever, as they selected him on March 29 but then had Baltimore select him on April 4th. But with a lack of relievers, especially after having used 5 over the previous 2 games, the Strat-A's figured they might as well give him a shot.

The 9th inning got a bit dicey for Wilhelmsen, as all of the rolls somehow ended up being off of the batter's card [a lot of 1s and 2s on the 1d6], but he was able to survive, just barely. The runs in the 7th and 8 innings, 1 for each time, were likely the result of me leaving the pitcher in 1 batter too long. That remains a weak point for me; I'll have to work on that. Chris Young came up to bat 5 times and walked once, but also managed to strike out 4 times - including as the 2nd out, with the bases loaded, in the 9th - to pick up the golden sombrero. Jason Bay gave chase as well, with a home run in his first at bat followed by 3 strike outs, but avoided the sombrero simply by not having another at-bat.)

Seattle 2-1; Oakland 1-2 Next game in replay: CLE (Jiménez, 0-0) @ TOR (Morrow, 0-0)

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Tyler Wade takes 8. Last worn by Jed Lowrie in 2022.

Hogan Harris takes 63. Last worn by Norge Ruiz in 2022.

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Jed Lowrie retires.

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4/2/13: Mariners Use Late Offense to Beat Athletics

Tuesday, April 2, 2013 O.co Coliseum

Final score: Mariners 5, Athletics 1 MVP: 3 Kyle Seager, Mariners: 1-4, 1 HR, 3 RBI

A pitching duel between Hisashi Iwakuma (6.1 IP, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 ER, 4 K) and Jarrod Parker (7 IP, 2 hits, 1 run, 0 ER, 4 K) took a drastic turn in the 8th inning, aided by a costly error by Jed Lowrie, as the Mariners exploded for 5 runs to walk away with a 5-1 victory. Iwakuma had a no-hitter going until Yoenis Céspedes took hit yard with a lead-off home run in the 5th inning; Jarrod Parker had a perfect game until Dustin Ackley knocked a 1-out single in the 6th and remained unscathed until things fell apart for the Athletics in the 8th inning.

SEA 5/5/0 – WP: Óliver Pérez (1-0) OAK 1/ 4/1 – LP: Sean Doolittle (0-1)

Oak 5th: Yoenis Céspedes comes out swinging and after falling behind 0-2, connects with an errant pitch and takes it over the center field wall for a lead off home run. 1-0 OAK Oak 6th: John Jaso draws a lead off walk; Josh Reddick singles to right, moving Jaso to 3rd; Céspedes grounds to short, moving Reddick to 2nd but Jaso is held at 3rd by the drawn-in defense; after a pitching change, Jed Lowrie strikes out; Brandon Moss draws a walk to load the bases; Josh Donaldson flies to center to end the inning. 1-0 OAK Sea 8th: Raúl Ibañez draws a lead off walk; Justin Smoak hits a sharp grounder to Jed Lowrie which deflects off his glove for an error and allows Ibañez to reach 3rd; after a pitching change, Jesús Montero hits a sharp grounder to 3rd but Ibañez is tagged out at the plate; Dustin Ackley rips a single to right, scoring Smoak to tie up the game; after a strikeout, Michael Saunders drops a single into center, scoring Montero; Kyle Seager takes a pitch to deep right field for a 3-run home run. 5-1 SEA

(Strat note: With Jesús Montero in the 'additional cards' deck, the Mariners line up was completely present for this game. The game started out as a fantastic pitching duel, with the dice willing numerous fly outs to center and a fortuitous double play meaning that each pitcher had faced the minimum number of batters until Céspedes' 5th inning home run. Parker ended up with a no decision and was charged a run because the error; I still struggle a bit with pulling starting pitchers because so many of the relievers just appear to be more hittable and its hard to fully use them well. May have to start doing more of the left/right splits, with pitchers coming in for just 1 batter, if this remains an issue.)

Seattle 1-1; Oakland 1-1 Next game in replay: TEX (Darvish, 0-0) @ HOU (Harrell, 0-0)

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Mets’ Robert Gsellman out for season with broken rib

Mets’ Robert Gsellman out for season with broken rib

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The Mets thought Robert Gsellman strained an oblique. The official diagnosis is much worse.

Gsellman’s season concluded before the final game for a second straight year, after an MRI exam revealed the right-hander has a fractured rib. Manager Luis Rojas said it’s unclear when the injury occurred.

“I was very surprised, because it’s a rare injury,” Rojas said before the Mets’ 7-6 win over…

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The Mets Are The Most Resilient Team in MLB Wild Card Race | Giant Mess

In this clip from ‘Giant Mess’, Mets fan Neal Lynch talks about:

The Mets are the most resilient team in the majors.

Robinson Cano is back

Jed Lowrie is back

Brandon Nimmo is BACK

Todd Frazier is BACK

The Mets… are BACK

Noah Syndergaard’s drama with Wilson Ramos

Mickey Callaway’s managing mistakes and Edwin Diazare the two biggest…

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I got an update from the At Bat app about Jed Lowrie.

He has been injured for so long that I forgot about him. 😬

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Baseball is Back

 Baseball spring training is in full swing with exhibition games haven taken place over the weekend. Whether you are a fan of a team that has recently been successful or of a team that hasn’t made the postseason in many years, right now you are probably pumped up and feeling like “this is our year”. Well accept if you are a NY Mets fan like I am. I’m joking. Well maybe.

 My case in point. Newly acquired Jed Lowrie was diagnosed with knee soreness last week. Today’s news has Todd Frazier out for awhile with a rib injury. You just cant make this stuff up! This team has truly been bitten by the injury bug. Whose next?

 Nevertheless I am still hopeful that the NY Mets will have a great year in 2019 and make it to the post season. Its only February 26th for crying out loud. There is plenty of time to get everyone healthy and ready to play come opening day March 28th. To be continued.....

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Another Jed Lowrie update Per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, Luis Rojas will not play Jed Lowrie in these two exhibition games.

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Jed Lowrie doesn’t look like he will start season with Mets

Jed Lowrie doesn’t look like he will start season with Mets

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Jed Lowrie’s chances of beginning the season as an active player for the Mets appear to be evaporating.

The veteran infielder’s mobility issues are still pronounced enough that manager Luis Rojas on Saturday indicated Lowrie wasn’t available for the two exhibition games this weekend against the Yankees.

“He looks really good at the plate — we’re really pleased with how he’s looked,”…

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Mets Enter Panik Mode

Mets Enter Panik Mode

Joe Panik San Francisco Giants second baseman. Image via SFGate.com

Joe Panik was designated for assignment by the San Francisco Giants and the Mets are considering signing him when he becomes a free agent. Should they? Let’s break it down.

When the Mets didn’t make any moves at the trade deadline, it came as a surprise. A little more than a week ago, the team was in need of some help in the…

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I can’t believe this is real life what did I do to deserve this

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Jed Lowrie is the MOST basic looking white dude.

Welcome to the Mets, LOL!