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Lowry has agreed to terms on a three-year, $100 million contract with the Raptors, Michael Scotto of the Associated Press reports.

After bringing back Serge Ibaka on a three-year deal earlier Sunday, in addition to this latest Lowry signing, the Raptors now retain nearly their entire rotation from the team that made it to the Eastern Conference semifinals last year. Lowry, specifically, was a key part in that, as he's coming off a season where he averaged a career-high 22.4 points, while adding 4.8 rebounds, 7.0 assists and 1.5 steals across 37.4 minutes. With the majority of the Raptors' supporting cast in place, Lowry should see a relatively similar role to last season, which should make him one of the elite fantasy options at point guard yet again.

Lowry (ankle) opted out of the final year on his contract Friday, making him a free agent.

With Lowry only set to make $12 million in the final year of his deal with the Raptors, opting out comes as no surprise. The All-Star point guard is expected to earn a large pay raise on the open market this offseason after averaging a career-high 22.4 points per game in his 11th NBA season. Lowry would earn the most money if he re-signed a max deal with Toronto, but given the disappointing end to the postseason for the Raptors, the veteran out of Villanova will surely explore other options before making a final decision.

Lowry (ankle) indicated Sunday that he will not play in the afternoon's Game 4 against the Cavaliers, Dave McMenamin of ESPN reports.

Lowry indicated Saturday that he was "doubtful" for the tilt, but finally confirmed Sunday that he will miss the contest. Cleveland enters the contest with a 3-0 lead on Toronto, potentially ending he and the Raptors' playoffs with a win. Cory Joseph should replace him in the starting lineup for a second straight game, earning a value bump in daily contests.

Lowry (ankle) admitted Saturday that he is "probably doubtful" for Sunday's Game 4 against the Cavaliers, Raptors' reporter Eric Smith reports.

Although he was active, Lowry did not play in Game 3's blowout loss to the Cavs after spraining his ankle in Game 2. The Raptors will face an uphill battle against a hot Cleveland squad without their star point guard, so expect him to give it a go if at all possible. However, things do not appear to be trending in the right direction. Expect Cory Joseph to get another start should Lowry ultimately be unable to play.

Lowry (ankle) sat out Friday's 115-94 Game 3 loss to the Cavaliers.

The Raptors made Lowry active for the contest, but the point guard never got off the bench after spraining his left ankle in Game 2. Coach Dwane Casey indicated Friday that Lowry was still limping around badly, and though the All-Star had hoped to see the court, the Raptors medical staff refused to grant him clearance. Cory Joseph, who started at point guard and contributed four points, six assists, three rebounds, one steal and one block over 33 minutes Friday, would likely slot in on the top unit again in Sunday's Game 4 if Lowry is deemed unavailable.