Predicting what a Red Sox-Nathaniel Lowe contract extension might look likeWhile the downturn in production this year will certainly hurt Lowe's value, his previous seasons can help to even it out. A solid contract to get a baseline for Lowe would be Yandy Diaz's first contract extension with Tampa Bay. If the Red Sox were to keep Lowe this offseason, their best bet might be a two-year, $22 million extension. It can be pitched as a one-year, $10 million deal with a $12 million option for 2027. That'd probably be the easiest way for the Red Sox to avoid any headaches and maintain continuity with the slugger at first base.