Explore the latest developments concerning Lowe brothers' reunion.
Lowe brothers' reunion means even more after passing of mother
CINCINNATI — Before Friday’s game at Great American Ball Park, Josh Lowe and Nathaniel Lowe had a family reunion of sorts. It happened as the Reds concluded their batting practice and the Angels were about to take theirs.
Mike Trout even joined in the conversation. No doubt good times were shared.
But it was also a significant one as the two were facing off in a regular season game for the first time since their beloved mother, Wendy, passed away in March at the age of 60 from glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.
“A lot of people with her type of cancer are gone a whole lot sooner,” Nathaniel Lowe told MLB.com’s Mark Sheldon in March. “So for her to give it 33 months of fight was something pretty special. But at the end of the day, I’m happy she’s done hurting. I’m glad she can rest. She gave us a great life and she was a great mom. You can’t really ask for a lot more other than that.”
Nathaniel Lowe has a laugh at his brother Josh's expense
As the Angels’ Josh Lowe whiffed through a 54.2 mph pitch from Cincinnati catcher P.J. Higgins — who made his first career appearance as a pitcher in mop-up duty in a 10-2 Angels win — he couldn’t help but laugh.
Neither could Josh’s brother Nathaniel, playing first base for the Reds, as he watched his younger brother swing through one of the slowest pitches he’ll ever see in the Majors. As Josh was smiling and walking back to the dugout after his strikeout, the camera quickly switched to Nathaniel, who was trying his best to not smirk.
Eryone Clearance Rainbow PLA Filament Multicolor Perfect Spooled For 3d printer 1.75mm 1KG Texture eryone pla For 3d printer
P.J. Higgins strikes out Josh Lowe on 54-mph pitch
P.J. Higgins strikes out Josh Lowe on a 54-mph pitch while his brother, Nathaniel, smirks
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Lowe brothers' reunion.
0 Comments