Kyle Lowry (torn tendon) and doesn't think he will see much improvement to his finger until his splint is removed Lowry was expected to be wearing the splint for six weeks as he plays through a torn tendon, which would put him about three weeks away from being able to remove the splint. While the bad news is that Lowry's finger injury is causing him to shoot 38.6 percent from the field, the good news is that the eight-year vet is coming off his first double-double of the season. As long as fantasy owners can deal with his low shooting percentage, Lowry can be a solid source of assists and steals as he continues to play big minutes for Toronto.