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Lowry has been diagnosed with a sprained left ankle and is without a specific recovery timetable, Marc Stein of the New York Times reports.
The good news for Toronto is that Lowry's MRI revealed that he has no damage beyond a sprain, but it's unclear just how severe that sprain may be. With the team's second-round series against Boston set to begin in just three days, there's likely some gamesmanship at play on Toronto's end. With that in mind, it will be important to note whether Lowry is able to take part in practice this week. If he's held out or limited, Toronto may be forced to begin the series without its starting point guard, which would likely lead to more minutes for the likes of Terence Davis and Norman Powell.
