US EditionFast start helps Rays complete sweep of Nationals
Josh Lowe hit two home runs, driving all four runs in the Rays' 4-1 win; Ryan Pepiot pitched five scoreless innings with eight strikeouts, supporting the victory.
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Rays’ Josh Lowe hits 2 homers to beat brother Nathaniel’s former team
WASHINGTON — When the Nationals surprisingly designated Nathaniel Lowe for assignment in mid-August, younger brother and Rays outfielder Josh Lowe called the situation “interesting,” saying, “I’ll just leave it at that.” Josh Lowe on Saturday seemed to show the Nationals what he really thought, delivering his first two-home run game in more than a year as the Rays won 4-1 to improve to 66-69. Lowe said afterward he didn’t have revenge on his min…
Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON (AP) — Josh Lowe homered twice and drove in all four runs for Tampa Bay, Ryan Pepiot pitched five scoreless innings and the Rays beat the Washington Nationals 4-1 on Saturday. It was Lowe's third career multi-homer game and his first this season. The game was briefly delayed twice, once in the third inning when what appeared to be a young fan behind first base ran toward the Nationals dugout, and again in the seventh when a fan came o…
B. Lowe's grand slam a reminder of his place among Rays' greats
WASHINGTON -- No matter what happens this offseason, Brandon Lowe will be remembered in Rays history. Lowe, who has a club option for 2026, hit his fifth career grand slam (all with Tampa Bay) in the Rays’ 7-4 victory over the Nats in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at
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