7 Kyle Lowry PG

Lowry (rest) will not play in Sunday's finale against the Pacers, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

Lowry has played his last game of the season and possibly his last game in a Raptors uniform after he was nearly traded at this season's deadline. He ends the 72-game season having appeared in 46 contests, with the veteran averaging 17.2 points, 7.3 assists, 5.4 rebounds and 1.0 steals in 34.8 minutes.

Lowry (rest) will not play Friday against the Mavericks, Josh Lewenberg of TSN reports.

This will be Lowry's sixth straight rest night as the Raptors continue to blatantly tank their way to the end of the season. Most of the Raptors' regulars will also be held out, so expect several reserves to play huge minutes again.

Lowry (rest) won't play Thursday against the Bulls, Doug Smith of the Toronto Star reports.

The Raptors continue to aggressively rest Lowry down the stretch, and Fred VanVleet is getting the night off as well. With both of the team's top guards in street clothes, Malachi Flynn, DeAndre' Bembry and Gary Trent should see plenty of action.

Lowry (rest) has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Clippers, Aaron Rose of SI.com reports.

Lowry will rest for the fourth straight game Tuesday, which could provide another starting opportunity for Malachi Flynn. Fred VanVleet (rest), Pascal Siakam (shoulder) and OG Anunoby (calf) are among the other players sidelined for Toronto.

Lowry has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Grizzlies for rest purposes, Aaron Rose of SI.com reports.

Lowry initially wasn't on the injury report for Saturday's matchup, but he'll miss a third consecutive game. Malachi Flynn should continue to see additional run.

Lowry (rest) is not on the injury report for Saturday's matchup against the Grizzlies, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

After sitting out the past two games, Lowry should see the floor Saturday. Across his past six appearances, he's averaged 18.0 points, 8.0 assists and 4.7 rebounds in 36.2 minutes.

Lowry is out for Thursday's game against the Wizards due to rest, Eric Koreen of The Athletic reports.

After sitting out Tuesday's game due to a back injury, Lowry will not play Thursday due to rest. In his absence, Malachi Flynn should continue seeing extra run.

Lowry (back) is off the injury report for Thursday's contest against the Wizards, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

Lowry was a late scratch due to a back injury Tuesday against the Clippers, and he's apparently feeling better ahead of Thursday's game. He should be expected to rejoin the starting five alongside Fred VanVleet.

Lowry (back) is out for Tuesday's game against the Clippers, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

Lowry was a late addition to the injury report and will ultimately sit out due to a sore back after testing things out during pregame warmups. In his place, Yuta Watanabe is getting the start.

Lowry, a late addition to the injury report, is questionable for Tuesday's contest against the Clippers due to lower back stiffness.

Lowry has been playing often and well lately, as he's seen 37.3 minutes per game over his past three appearances and has averaged 27.0 points, 8.0 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 1.0 steals. If he ends up sidelined Tuesday, more minutes would be available for Malachi Flynn.

Lowry mustered 37 points (12-20 FG, 8-13 3Pt, 5-6 FT), 11 assists, two rebounds and a steal across 41 minutes in Sunday's win over the Lakers.

Lowry returned to the court after missing Saturday's game against the Jazz and made his presence felt, as he posted a season-high mark in points while also recording double-digit dimes just for the 11th time this season. The veteran point guard had a couple of disappointing performances over the last few weeks but seems to be turning things around, and he has put up at least 20 points in each of his last three games.

Lowry will start Sunday's game against the Lakers, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

As expected, the veteran will return to the mix after being rested on the front end of a back-to-back Saturday night. The Raptors' rotations have been wildly unpredictable over the last few weeks, but Lowry has played 34 or more minutes in each of his last six appearances.

Lowry has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Jazz for rest purposes, Blake Murphy of The Athletic reports.

While Lowry will sit out the first half of the back-to-back set, it wouldn't be surprising to see him return to the court against the Lakers on Sunday. Malachi Flynn, Fred VanVleet (hip) and DeAndre' Bembry could see increased run in his absence.

Lowry posted 20 points (7-16 FG, 5-10 3Pt, 1-2 FT), seven assists, five rebounds and two steals across 34 minutes in Thursday's 121-11 loss to the Nuggets.

Lowry became a very sensible pivot upon news of Fred VanVleet's (hip) absence Thursday night, as the veteran is almost always a prolific producer when he has the backcourt to himself. Although Malachi Flynn assisted, Lowry is a nightly viable option who doesn't necessarily need the aid of an absent player. In DFS contests, Lowry also comes in with a very attractive salary on a nightly basis and is an inexpensive way to get involved with Toronto's offense.

Lowry scored 24 points (8-14 FG, 6-9 3Pt, 2-2 FT) with six assists, two rebounds and one block in a 116-103 loss to the Nets on Tuesday.

Lowry scored 20-plus points for the first time in April. The guard has missed nine of the team's 14 games this month due to a foot injury and rest, but he has provided fantasy managers with consistent assist totals when he has been in the lineup. Lowry has averaged 12.8 points, 7.5 assists and 5.3 rebounds across his last four games. Look for the veteran to build on Tuesday's efficient shooting performance Thursday on the road against the Nuggets.

Lowry had nine points (3-9 FG, 1-6 3Pt, 2-2 FT), 10 assists and five rebounds in Monday's win over the Cavs.

While the 10 assists give Lowry 19 over his last two games, the more concerning trend is that his scoring efficiency has fallen off a cliff. Since returning from a four-game absence last week, Lowry is shooting a combined 7-of-31 from the floor, including just 4-of-23 from beyond the arc, over his last three games.

Lowry was held to four points (1-10 FG, 0-8 3Pt, 2-2 FT) in Saturday's loss to New York, contributing nine assists, seven rebounds and one block in 36 minutes.

The 35-year-old followed up Wednesday's modest 14-point performance with his lowest scoring output since Feb. 8. Lowry has missed 11 out of the last 15 games due to a mixture of rest and foot ailments, and with the Raptors quickly falling out of playoff contention, it wouldn't be surprising to see him sit more games down the stretch. The 15-year guard is a dicey fantasy bet the rest of the way.

Lowry compiled 14 points (4-12 FG, 3-9 3Pt, 3-4 FT), seven rebounds and five assists in 35 minutes during Wednesday's 114-103 victory over the Nets.

Lowry joined a host of other Raptors players returning to the lineup Wednesday, with. the point guard back in action after resting in each of the previous four games. Even though his overall stat line was somewhat muted here, he's still a clear must-roster player from a per-game perspective, but predicting when he might play over the final few weeks of the season could be stressful. The Raptors will have five games on tap next week, and if his recent usage is any indication, Lowry will be highly unlikely to play in all of those contests.

Lowry (rest) isn't listed on the injury report for Wednesday's game against the Nets.

The 35-year-old rested the past four contests and has seen action in only one game so far in April, but it appears he's on track to play Wednesday versus the Nets. Lowry can't be trusted for consistent playing time week-to-week given Toronto's recent lineup trends, though for now he's set to take the court against Brooklyn.

Lowry will be rested for Sunday's game against the Thunder.

This will be the fourth consecutive rest day for Lowry, who's appeared in only one game in the month of April. At this point, virtually all of the Raptors' regulars are extremely risky players to start in weekly lineup leagues, as coach Nick Nurse appears to be selecting his rotation at random on a game-to-game basis.