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Pitching Hot Stuff Derek Lowe

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As a bonafide Atlanta Braves fan, let me just say that I don't
easily excite over specific players. The whole game is so diluted
with the comings and goings of various players, it's hard
sometimes to keep up with who is on what team this season. I
mean, you know the drill...


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Pitching Hot Stuff Derek Lowe
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As a bonafide Atlanta Braves fan, let me just say that I don't
easily excite over specific players. The whole game is so diluted
with the comings and goings of various players, it's hard
sometimes to keep up with who is on what team this season.

I mean, you know the drill, you get Chicago Cubs tickets in hopes
of seeing your favorite players in action and poof, you didn't
notice in the off-season half the team was traded to the St.
Louis Cardinals or some other team you don't like.

In fact, if you are like me and don't pay attention in the super
short off-season or spring training, you miss it all.

Therefore, I spend my time rooting for the team instead of
individual players to keep myself from being attached to any one
person. Then, my heart isn't broken when they end up elsewhere
the next season.

But, I broke my rule. I am completely hyped up about Derek Lowe
this season. What's worse is that he's a freakin' free agent,
which means at the end of his four-year tenure with my beloved
Braves, he could be headed for dustier diamonds elsewhere.

But for now, I (and every other female Braves fan out there)
think this guy is hot!

Not just in a general, rugged sense, but his record this season
already speaks for itself. On Opening Day, he pitched eight
innings of two-hit ball against the Phillies and last week, he
pitched into the seventh inning against the New York Mets.

Ok, so he wasn't necessarily hot stuff taking on the Marlins,
but he has won his past four starts and beat both Cincinnati and
Houston, which puts him at 3-1 against NL East and 2-0 against NL
Central. Perhaps that sweet $60 million contract has put a little
extra oomph behind some of his pitches, to the delight of this
Atlanta Braves fan.

For a while, I actually wasn't a fan of Lowe. After all, his
personal life is tabloid fodder after he left his wife for a
Dodgers broadcaster (I mean, of all of the chicks you could
choose from, a freakin' Dodgers broadcaster?!).

I also wasn't too fond of a stunt he pulled when he signed on
with the Dodgers. He left the Red Sox (who wouldn't have wanted
a better gig than Boston?) for L.A. in 2005. However, since that
was the year the Red Sox actually managed to get out from that
curse, even after actually starting for the Dodgers, Lowe showed
up to the World Series ring ceremony in his Red Sox
uniform...sooo not cool. Not a great way to make an impression on
your new fans.

However, all that's water under the bridge as I look forward to
watching Lowe take my Braves to new heights this season with that
arm of his.

I have great faith since, according to the Braves site, he is one
of maybe three other people in the entire league who have managed
to play for at least 12 seasons without one getting on the
disabled list, which is uber impressive for a pitcher.

His record last year speaks for itself, as he finished 14-11 for
the seventh year in a row, with at least 12 victories. His skills
are phenomenal and I am looking to see him help my Braves clinch
it this year for the MLB National League's Eastern Division.






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