Fast fact: .977 career fielding percentage best all time, ahead of Brooks Robinson’s .971. Lowdown: Fenway Park was supposed to revive Lowell’s flagging bat, but reality is he hit 50 points higher on the road (.310 to .260) while slugging 88 points higher outside of Fenway. Lowell turned 33 in spring training and is in the last year of his contract, but after enduring the usual round of trade rumors is back to give the team exemplary defense and a classy clubhouse presence.