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Lowe Wants To Remain In Atlanta
He struggled over the season's final two months and Atlanta is believed to be looking for more offense. "I know they have holes they want to fill, and I know, from my perspective, when you pitch as poorly as I pitched, and given the caliber of the starting pitchers we have, I wouldn't be surprised by something like that," he told the Boston Globe. "But in terms of whether someone called me to tell me, 'Would you be interested in being traded somewhere?' No, I haven't received that call." Lowe doesn't have a no-trade clause his in four-year, $60 million contract. "It's a first-class organization from top to bottom," Lowe said of the Braves. He went 15-10 with a 4.67 ERA in 34 starts in 2009. Atlanta Braves Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Atlanta Struggling To Trade Derek Lowe
The Braves' most extensive discussions concerning Lowe have been with the Brewers about a trade for outfielder Corey Hart, according to one source. Lowe is guaranteed $15 million in each of the next three seasons Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Atlanta Looking At Second-Tier Sluggers
FOX Sports is reporting that Atlanta will aim for the second-tier of sluggers that are either available or are expected to be on the market. That list includes Marlon Byrd, Xavier Nady, Mike Cameron, Dan Uggla and David DeJesus. Atlanta Braves Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Braves Nov 2009 Archive
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Derek Lowe has heard trade rumors mentioning his name, but he would like to remain with the Braves.
The Braves can't afford the likes of Matt Holliday and Jason Bay, but they still need to add a power bat to their lineup.