Red Sox corner infielder Mike Lowell, in his second rehab game with Triple-A Pawtucket, went 4-for-4 with three doubles against the Columbus Clippers (Triple-A affiliate of the Indians) on Saturday. Two of the doubles were lined to left field, one kicked off the glove of the Clippers’ first baseman and into right field and the single was dunked into right. After his fourth hit, Lowell — who played first base on Saturday — was lifted for a pinch-runner.

Lowell has now played two rehab games for Pawtucket. He will play again on Sunday, starting at third base.

The performance came amidst reports that the Tigers have expressed at least some interest in Lowell. WEEI.com reported that two Tigers scouts were in attendance at Lowell’s first rehab game between the PawSox and Toledo Mud Hens (the Triple-A affiliate of the Tigers). Lowell is hitting .213/.308/.350/.658 in 31 games with the Sox this year. He has been on the disabled list since June 24 due to discomfort in his right hip.