Update 2/7 16:31: According to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, the Red Sox do not appear to be interested in signing Lowry.

Update 2/4 01:48: According to Yahoo Sports, at least five teams are interested in Lowry: the Phillies, Mets, Astros, Rangers and Red Sox.

Update 2/1 14:30: According to the Associated Press, Lowry pushed back a throwing session that was scheduled for Tuesday.

His agent, Damon Lapa, said the pitcher has not sustained a setback but decided it would be best to first throw a few more bullpen sessions before being evaluated in the private workout. He has no physical limitations and is pain-free.

Update 1/27 11:26am: T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com says that the Texas Rangers will be watching Noah Lowry throw on Tuesday.

Update 1/26 16:08: Jerry Crasnick of ESPN Tweets that Red Sox, Reds, Dodgers, Cardinals, Astros, Nationals, Mariners, Cubs, Braves & Mets among the clubs expected to check out Lowry.

Update 1/26 14:43pm: According to Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times, Lowry will work out in Arizona next Tuesday for teams interested. The Dodgers are expected to attend, but are not expected to be serious bidders.

Update 1/22 10:51pm: Corey Brock of MLB.com said on Twitter: Nearly certain the #Padres aren’t on Lowry.Can’t afford to miss with remaining $$, likely $5 million range. Need durability, dependability.

1/22 According to Hank Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle, he Tweets: I’m hearing LHP Noah Lowry might be close to picking a team. It’s not the Giants, not surprisingly.

Lowry drew interest from the San Diego Padres earlier this month at which time the team requested medical records.

Lowry, 29, has not pitched since the 2007 season.  In 2008, he had surgery on his left forearem.  In 2009, Lowry had neck and shoulder pain, and was diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome and had to have a rib removed.

Lowry’s agent, Damon Lapa, said that Lowry will throw for teams in a private session this month in Arizona.  Lapa said at the time that he would not take any offers for his client until after the audition.

In Lowry’s last season with the San Francisco Giants, he was 14-8 with a 3.92 ERA in 156 innings pitched.  He just wraped up a four year contract where he made $4.5 million.

You can see Noah Lowry’s contract history and statistics here.