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Cafardo's Latest: Pettitte, Kotsay, Red Sox

Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe has a number of items to cover in today's Sunday paper:

• While the Mets are front-runners in the Derek Lowe sweepstakes, the Red Sox have a lot of money to play with having lost out on Mark Teixeira and could make a strong play to outbid competition.
• The Dodgers and Rangers are interested in Andy Pettitte if he doesn't accept the Yankees reduced $10MM offer.
• Don't rule out a return to the Red Sox for Mark Kotsay as a fourth outfielder and added infield depth.
• Cafardo reports a source close to the talks says Teixeira was "very concerned" with Mike Lowell's fate should he sign with Boston, but that financial matters and the negotiations process removed that "awkward situation."
• Jose Fernandez can play first and third base. He's 34 and just completed seven years in Japan, hitting 20+ HR every year. He could be an interesting right handed-hitting option for teams looking to add depth to their infield and DH.
• The Red Sox, Orioles, Braves, Reds, and Cardinals remain interested in Kenshin Kawakami.
• Now that Teixeira is gone, Jim Bowden is not interested in Manny Ramirez. Perhaps Adam Dunn?
• The Sox are still unwilling to deal Clay Buchholz for Jarrod Saltalamacchia.

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