Kyle Lowry

Kyle Lowry scored 23 points to go along with five rebounds and six assists to help the Toronto Raptors win 120-102 and even up the Eastern Conference Final series 2-2 against the Milwaukee Bucks. Lowry took some of the load off Kawhi on Tuesday night, as Leonard seemed fatigued and a little banged up. Lowry went 10-10 from the free-throw line and made a concerted effort to attack the rim all night.

Fantasy Impact

This was a very efficient effort for Lowry in just 34 minutes of action. The Raptors will head to Milwaukee for Thursday nights game five matchup and look for Kyle Lowry to keep his strong playoff series going. He is pivotal part of the Raptors offence and is a must start in Fantasy.

Kyle Lowry was one of the few bright spots for the Raptors in game one on Wednesday night - scoring 30 points and hitting seven of nine three-point attempts. Lowry was the only Raptor to make a field goal in the fourth quarter, as he hit five of seven field goals while his teammates combined to go 0 for 15.

Fantasy Impact

It was great to see Kyle Lowry being aggressive with his shot and contributing from the three-point line all night long. The fourth quarter was a meltdown for the rest of the team but Lowry was still able to find his shot - scoring 14 of the Raptors 17 points. The Raptors will have to re-group for game two on Friday and find a way to steal a game in Milwaukee.

Kyle Lowry was solid on both sides of the ball in game five vs the 76ers on Tuesday night. He scored 19 points on 5/9 shooting and was effective at driving the lane all night long (making 7 of 8 free throws). Lowry's defensive game was locked in, as he was a plus-31 in 34 minutes of action.

Fantasy Impact

This was an overall team effort by the Toronto Raptors. Both Kawhi Leonard and Pascal Siakam contributed 21 and 25 point a piece while Danny Green was money from the three-point line hitting 5/7 shots. Expect the Raptors' starting five to remain fantasy relevant as they are playing big minutes this playoff series.

Kyle Lowry shot just 2-of-10 from the field in Thursday's game 3 loss, finishing with seven points in 38 minutes of play.

Fantasy Impact

Lowry scored 20 points in game 2, but the Raptors are going to need more production from their veteran point guard. As of now, Toronto is only getting consistent production from Kawhi Leonard and Pascal Siakam, and clearly, that's not enough.

Kyle Lowry scored 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting, while adding seven assists and four rebounds in the Raptors' 111-82 victory over the Magic in game 2.

Fantasy Impact

One game removed from finishing with zero points, Lowry bounced back in a big way. It was an overall much better performance from the Raptors as a whole and they will look to build off of their momentum heading into game 3 on Friday.