Lowell attempts to solve the hip problem.

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 third.  But the best solution if Lowell misses significant time would be--once Lowrie returns, and assuming Lowrie can play unbothered--would be to have Jed man third, and Green man short.  Which would result in the Red Sox actually needing Julio Lugo.  Yes,...