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Red Sox pitcher Foulke to rehab in Lowell on Friday

July 27, 2006
LOWELL, Massachusetts -- The Lowell Spinners, Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, announced today that Red Sox pitcher Keith Foulke is scheduled to make a rehab appearance in Lowell on Friday.

Foulke, on the disabled list for most of the 2006 season, made two rehab appearances in Lowell last summer.

Foulke's scheduled appearance coincides with the Spinners changing their name to the "Mike Lowell Spinners" for one game. Each player, including Foulke, will wear a special jersey that reads "Mike Lowell" on the front. The jerseys will be auctioned off during the game to benefit Lowell Spinners charities.

Mike Lowell will not be in attendance as the Red Sox are home that night against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. However, updates of Mike Lowell's performance will be featured during the Spinners game on LeLacheur Park's Pepsi VideoBoard, along with pre-recorded Mike Lowell footage.

In honor of Mike Lowell, who is currently tied for the Major League lead with 35 doubles, the Lowell Spinners will donate $50 to the Winter Warmth Project for each double Spinners batters hit during Mike Lowell Night, and special Mike Lowell double-cheeseburgers will be on sale at the Spinners concessions stands for the evening.

Friday's game is scheduled to begin at 7:05 p.m. and standing room tickets can be purchased for $3.50 at the Lowell Spinners Box Office or at 978-459-1702.

For more information, contact Jon Shestakofsky at 978-805-5117 or [email protected].