It is never a good time to lose a big bat, but navigating a key injury weeks before the MLB trade deadline can have far-reaching consequences for a team.
The second baseman would bring a proven bat and has a team option for 2026. Earlier this week, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reported that the Mets have shown interest in Rays infielder Brandon Lowe.
The Rays are a game above .500 and sit 2.5 back of the AL’s final Wild Card spot. A terrible 6-15 showing in July has dropped them from expected buyers to a bubble team that looks likely to walk the line between adding and trading away veterans.
Vientos has spent the season mired in a sophomore slump. According to SNY’s Andy Martino, the Mets have been discussing Mark Vientos in recent trade talks, and rival executives believe the team is willing to part with the 25-year-old.
Surprise, surprise. The New York Mets currently have a bit of a log jam in their infield, but that hasn't stopped them from showing interest in adding to this area.
The Rays have struggled badly in the month of July, with a 6-14 record that has left them just one game over .500 and 2.5 games out of an AL Wild Card spot.
With the Major League Baseball trade deadline less than a week away, things are happening fast. The Tampa Bay Rays, for example, are under new ownership and face major questions over the next few days.
On Tuesday, the Tampa Bay Rays announced that second baseman Brandon Lowe has been placed on the 10-day injured list with left foot and ankle tendinitis, retroactive to July 20.
With the MLB trade deadline approaching on July 31, the Houston Astros are targeting a left-handed bat to balance their lineup and potentially boost their postseason push.
Just four days after being activated from the injured list, Tampa Bay Rays All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe was placed back on it Tuesday. Lowe missed the final seven game before the All-Star break due tightness in his left oblique.
The Rays announced Tuesday that they’ve acquired outfielder Stuart Fairchild from the Braves in exchange for cash. Tampa Bay also placed infielder Brandon Lowe on the 10-day injured list with tendinitis in his left ankle.
TAMPA, Fla. — Brandon Lowe left a game on July 6 with a muscle strain in his side, and it landed him on the injured list at the worst possible time. For the second time in his career, he was forced to miss playing in the All-Star Game because of an injury.
The Tampa Bay Rays officially reinstated infielder Brandon Lowe from the 10-day injured list after a period on the shelf with left oblique tightness. The team announced the move on Friday, following Lowe’s recovery from an injury that had sidelined him prior to the All-Star break.
The Tampa Bay Rays on Friday announced they were reinstating All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe from the 10-day Injured List while optioning infielder
The Rays stumbled into the All-Star break. The Red Sox swept them in a four-game set at Fenway to conclude the first half. Tampa Bay has dropped 11 of their past 14 games.
The 2025 MLB All-Star Game rosters have been reshuffled over the past few days, and that continued on July 11. Rays infielder Brandon Lowe will miss the game thanks to an oblique injury, marking the second time he’s missed the Midsummer Classic.
The Tampa Bay Rays placed All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe on the 10-day IL due to left oblique tightness and recalled 1B Curtis Mead from Triple-A Durham.
The Rays announced today that infielder Brandon Lowe has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to left oblique tightness, retroactive to July 8th.
The Houston Astros are in a familiar spot heading into the All-Star break of the 2025 MLB regular season: atop the American League West. It isn’t a place many expected the Astros to be after how much talent the team lost in the offseason combined with yet another slow start to their campaign.
On Wednesday afternoon, in a 6-5 series finale victory against the Athletics, Tampa Bay Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe put his consistency on full display.
Brandon Lowe has feasted on the Toronto Blue Jays this season. Lowe will look to continue his torrid hitting on Saturday night when the Tampa Bay Rays turn to struggling Shane Baz in the second contest of their three-game series versus the visiting Blue Jays.
Tampa Bay Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe speculated Monday on the "Foul Territory" podcast that the pitch clock could be leading to an increase in pitcher injuries.