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Whenever left-handed pitcher Noah Lowry throws for teams -- and a session scheduled for Tuesday was pushed back at the pitcher's request -- Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said the club will have a representative on hand to watch. Lowry's agen...

The Red Sox reportedly are interested in checking out former Giants left-hander Noah Lowry, who is trying to make a comeback after missing the last two seasons.Lowry, who hasn't pitched since 2007 because of a variety of issues with his forearm a...

The Red Sox reportedly are interested in checking out former Giants left-hander Noah Lowry, who is trying to make a comeback after missing the last two seasons. Lowry, who hasn't pitched since 2007 because of a variety of issues with his forearm and...

Left-hander Noah Lowry has pushed back a scheduled throwing session in Arizona for major league teams to give himself more time to get ready for the audition.

As Giants pitcher Noah Lowry prepared to undergo surgery for a circulatory problem Tuesday, his agent charged the team's medical staff with misdiagnosing a forearm injury 14 months ago.

Stephania Bell analyzes some of the latest injury news in the National League.

If the Giants hope to contend, some other starters will have to step up.

Story | Conversation | February 24, 2009

LOWRY MISSES THROWING SESSION (9:19 p.m. ET) Giants left-hander Noah Lowry missed his second straight mound session of spring training Tuesday after developing tightness in his shoulder during pre-camp throwing sessions. Lowry, attempting to win a...

San Francisco Giants left-hander Noah Lowry had another MRI exam on his surgically repaired throwing forearm and won't be pitching any time soon -- maybe not at all this season.

San Francisco Giants lefty Noah Lowry will be shut down for a "significant" amount of time as he struggles to heal from a nerve injury in his forearm.

An MRI revealed inflammation in San Francisco Giants left-hander Noah Lowry's arm, manager Bruce Bochy said.

San Francisco Giants left-hander Noah Lowry had an MRI on Monday after feeling a tingling sensation in his injured forearm.

Noah Lowry hopes to return to the Giants rotation by mid-April after underoing a 10-15 minute procedure to reduce pain and swelling in his arm. He could be playing catch in a little more than a week.

Tristan H. Cockcroft has the latest fantasy news from spring training.

Giants pitcher Noah Lowry needs surgery after a recent bout of wildness and is probably out until the end of April.

As Bruce Jenkins writes of Noah Lowry's outing yesterday, "Lowry has become about as wild as a pitcher could possibly be": They say baseball's most meaningless numbers appear in spring training, but there's no dismissing Lowry's line: one-plus ...

Blog | Conversation | March 04, 2008