Lowry delays bullpen-session audition: Left-hander Noah Lowry opted to push back a scheduled throwing session Tuesday in Arizona for major league teams to give himself more time to get ready for the audition. His agent, Damon Lapa, said the pitcher has not sustained a setback but decided it would be best to first throw a few more bullpen sessions before being evaluated in the private workout. He has no physical limitations and is pain-free. "He's close to where he wants to be," Lapa said. "We're confident once Noah throws for teams questions will be answered. Noah's missed a lot of time and understands the importance of this audition. If he's at 90 percent now, we're going to allow him the time to get to 100 percent because we know clubs have questions based on the time he's missed." While the goal is still for Lowry to sign and be in a spring training camp on time this month, the former first-round draft pick isn't putting a deadline on himself to rush and get something done. (Updated 02/01/2010)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/25/12).
Fantasy Analysis
The 29-year-old Lowry hasn't pitched since 2007 because of a variety of issues with his forearm and shoulder and is set to return in 2010. Lowry went 14-8 with a 3.92 ERA in 2007 despite missing the final month with tightness in his left forearm. He is 40-31 with a 4.03 ERA in five seasons with San Francisco, which selected Lowry 30th overall in the 2001 amateur draft. Consider him a potential injury-risk sleeper this season, but we don't figure he will be worth drafting until he proves healthy and capable of winning a big league rotation spot. (Updated 02/01/2010).
02/01/2010 15:47 Lefty Lowry postpones audition as he attempts comeback
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.
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AccuScore Projections) Note: Points are rounded down.
= probable start