Josh Lowe and Nathaniel Lowe Reunite Before Angels-Reds Game in Tribute to Their Mother Before Friday’s game at Great American Ball Park, Josh Lowe and Nathaniel Lowe shared a heartfelt moment that transcended the baseball field. The two brothers, who had not faced each other in a regular season game since their mother, Wendy, passed away in March at the age of 60 from glioblastoma, found themselves on opposite sides of the diamond for the first time since her death. The occasion was both a personal milestone and a symbolic tribute to their late mother, whose resilience during her battle with the aggressive brain cancer had left a lasting impact on both sons. The brothers’ reunion took place during batting practice, as the Reds concluded their session and the Angels prepared to take theirs. The moment was described as a “family reunion of sorts” by those present, with Mike Trout joining the conversation and the atmosphere filled with camaraderie. For Nathaniel Lowe, the game carried deep emotional weight. He had previously reflected on his mother’s fight against cancer, stating in March that her 33-month battle was “something pretty special.” He expressed gratitude for her life and the strength she provided, emphasizing that her passing allowed her to “rest” after enduring such a difficult illness. The game itself became a platform for both brothers to honor their mother’s memory. In Friday’s 10-2 Angels victory over the Reds, Josh Lowe emerged as a standout performer, snapping out of a 3-for-33 slump with a 2-for-5 showing that included a solo home run. Nathaniel, meanwhile, entered the game as a pinch runner for Sal Stewart in the eighth inning and played first base in the ninth.#kurt_suzuki #josh_lowe #nathaniel_lowe #wendy_lowe #great_american_ballpark
