KYLE LOHSE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Lohse to miss start because of elbow irritation
Right-hander Kyle Lohse will miss his next scheduled turn in the Milwaukee Brewers' rotation because of irritation in his pitching elbow.
Mike Fiers will start in place of Lohse on Saturday against visiting Pittsburgh.
Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke made the announcement before Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Lohse signed a $33 million, three-year contract...
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Lohse's struggles continue in loss
Kyle Lohse had another frustrating experience against his ex-teammates. The rest of the Milwaukee Brewers wanted to forget a 2-8 trip full of wasted opportunities and lessons learned.
''Certainly, it seems like we've been on the road for a month,'' said Ryan Braun, who grounded into a double play with the bases loaded to end the seventh inning of a 4-2 loss to...
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Lohse faces former team for third time this season
The St. Louis Cardinals routinely pound on the Milwaukee Brewers' pitchers, and Yadier Molina is one of the main culprits.
Kyle Lohse now has first-hand experience.
Molina looks to give his former teammate another rough time on the mound and help the NL-leading Cardinals take this three-game series with the Brewers on Sunday.
St. Louis (27-15) has won 11 of the past 15 meetings...
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Brewers look to keep offense going for Lohse
Runs have been difficult to come by at times for the Milwaukee Brewers, and scoring essentially has been a problem each time Kyle Lohse pitches.
Reversing that trend, though, may not be easy against Pittsburgh Pirates starter Jeff Locke, who takes the mound at home Tuesday night.
The Brewers (16-20) have been outscored by 25 runs while losing nine of 11 this month, beginning with...
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11 days ago
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Lohse sporting historically low run support numbers
MILWAUKEE One of the extreme oddities in baseball happens every once in a while when a team just can't score when a certain pitcher takes the mound.
It's completely unexplainable if that team has an above average offense. The Milwaukee Brewers do, and they simply can't score for Kyle Lohse.
In the seven games Lohse has started this season, the Brewers have scored 14...
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14 days ago
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Kyle Lohse Gets a ‘It’s Not Supposed to Look Like That’ Injury to His Pinkie Finger (Photo)
Ouch. And again we say: Ouch.
Brewers pitcher Kyle Lohse incurred a nasty pinky injury on his left hand in Monday night’s game, and he did it the last way a pitcher wants to get hurt: running the bases. Well, to be more precise, he was trying to get to first base after laying down a sacrifice bunt. Instead, Lohse’s finger got caught on Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko, who was...
Kyle Lohse leaves games because of grotesque injury
Brewers starting pitcher Kyle Lohse left Monday’s game against the San Diego Padres after five innings because of a dislocated pinky on his non-pitching hand.
Lohse’s hand injury came after coming in contact with Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko on a bunt attempt according to CBSSports.com. Lohse, who signed a three-year, $33 million dollar deal in the offseason, did however...
Lohse provides experience on, off the field
MILWAUKEE For those who feel spring training is too long, Kyle Lohse is making a very compelling case in support of the argument.
After signing a three-year, 33 million deal with the Brewers in time to make just one spring training start, Lohse was expected to go through some early season hiccups as he settled in.
Instead, Lohse has had been in midseason form, showing impeccable...
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April 22, 2013
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Could Kyle Lohse become the next Jeff Suppan?
Kyle Lohse finally found a team. After waiting almost to the brink of opening day, Lohse signed with the Milwaukee Brewers for 3 years/$33 million. A bit less than what he and agent Scott Boras were hoping for, but at least they got a deal done.
However, when I first heard about the signing, I immediately thought back to the Brewers signing of Jeff Suppan. In case you forgot...
Could the Cardinals lose their draft pick compensation for Kyle Lohse?
When the Cardinals made their qualifying offer to Kyle Lohse, they were counting on two things: (1) that Lohse and greedy agent Scott Boras would like turn it down and (2) as a result they would get a draft pick from the supplemental round (between the first and second rounds of the draft).
However, that may no longer be the case.
Any team who signs Lohse would lose their first...
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