Kyle Lowry (ankle) will play in Monday's road game vs. the Rockets. He's not 100 percent healthy, but this is all owners can ask for after he sprained his ankle and sat out the second half on Saturday. Though he hasn't been very aggressive offensively, averaging just 11.9 points, he has at least two 3-pointers and four assists in six straight games.

Kyle Lowry (ankle) said he expects to play against the Rockets on Monday. He landed on Enes Kanter's foot at the end of the first half, then did not return. Lowry said he just had some soreness in the ankle, so it doesn't appear he has anything outside of just a sprain. Of course, his ankle could swell up on him, meaning his owners will want to check back for an update on Monday. He finished with nine points, two boards, four assists, two steals and three 3-pointers.

Kyle Lowry suffered a right ankle sprain and will not return on Saturday. He was on the court for the last play of the first half, so it's odd that he wasn't able to return to the game after getting his ankle re-taped at halftime. Lowry has dealt with all sorts of injuries, such as a chest injury and problems with his finger, but he hasn't missed any games yet. Dwight Buycks started the second half and is only a speculative add in deep leagues for now.

Kyle Lowry returned to action on Friday November 8.

Kyle Lowry filled the stat sheet in Friday's 91-84 loss to the Pacers with 12 points, seven boards, eight assists, one steal and two 3-pointers in 37 minutes. Considering the matchup, this was his best game of the year. He only turned the ball over two times and let the game come to him more than usual. Lowry had an X-ray on his chest due to a collision on Wednesday, so the 37 minutes is all owners need to know about his health. Keep him in your lineup.

Kyle Lowry had an X-ray on his chest on Wednesday and the results were negative. He had a bad collision in Wednesday's game and said he will be ready to go for Friday's game against the Pacers. Lowry finished with eight points, three boards, six assists, one steal, one block and two 3-pointers on 3-of-7 shooting in 33 minutes.

Kyle Lowry looked great in Friday's loss despite playing with a finger splint, scoring 16 points on 5-of-7 shooting (including three treys) with three rebounds and four assists in 34 minutes. Lowry is more solution than problem in Toronto and it would be nice to see some of the combined 46 shot attempts between DeMar DeRozan and Rudy Gay go his way. Still, Lowry will be a must-start PG option as long as he's healthy.

Kyle Lowry (finger) is still adjusting to playing with a splint. Lowry had a solid first game of the season as he attempts to play through a torn finger tendon. His fantasy owners may have to deal with a low shooting percentage as Lowry said it's not something you can get used to, but something you have to deal with. Regardless, the fact that he's playing through this injury is still great news for owners.

Kyle Lowry, playing through a torn finger tendon, had 11 points, eight assists and two steals on 2-of-8 shooting Wednesday. He didn't hit a 3-pointer, but the fact he's playing through the injury is good news. He should be a solid fantasy starter this season, as long as he can stay healthy.

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.