Kyle Lowry practiced on Sunday and said the torn tendon in his left ring finger was "very sore ... very tender," but coach Dwane Casey said he had "no problems whatsoever." "I've got to just adjust to it," said Lowry, who will wear a splint for six weeks while still practicing and playing. "[My finger] is pretty much taped all the way to the top so I'm limited to probably four fingers on that hand, but I should be okay. I'll figure out how to shoot, score, pass and play defense with it ... I doubt it's going to change my game because I don't know how to play any different." Already a DNP risk, Lowry's season-opening tendon injury drops his ADP into the late-middle rounds.