Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) is considered questionable for Game 5 against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday. He reportedly re-injured his hamstring during Sunday's Game 4 loss. Lowry has struggled heavily during the two games that he's played during this series. The team will likely wait until closer to game time before making a final decision on Lowry. Gabe Vincent and Victor Oladipo will split up the playing time, assuming Lowry sits out.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) will play on Sunday night during the postseason battle against Philadelphia. Lowry returned for Game 3 after injuring his left hamstring during the previous series versus the Atlanta Hawks. He didn't play too well, though, finishing without logging a point. However, 76ers head coach Doc Rivers anticipates Lowry "will be better," which is certainly possible, assuming he got rid of any residual rust caused by the multi-game absence.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) is back on the injury report ahead of Sunday's playoff showdown with the Philadelphia 76ers. Lowry returned on Friday night after straining his left hamstring during the previous series versus the Atlanta Hawks. However, while it was good to see the veteran back in the lineup for Game 3, he didn't do much, finishing without a point while missing all four shot attempts. There's a chance he's still dealing with the residual effects of the ailment, so it's possible he may have to sit out some more. Gabe Vincent will likely slide back into the starting lineup if that's the case. Yet, Victor Oladipo should be the preferred DFS value option.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) returned from a four-game absence during Friday's playoff loss to Philadelphia. The veteran logged 25 minutes, although he didn't score on any of his four shot attempts. However, he did manage to throw in four rebounds, three assists, and a steal. Yet, it wasn't enough to justify his presence in DFS lineups. Nonetheless, it wouldn't be surprising if Lowry is still dealing with the lingering effects of the strained hamstring. As a result, he should remain classified as a volatile DFS option moving ahead, at least until he starts to turn things around.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) will play on Friday night against the 76ers, according to Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. The 26-year-old strained his left hamstring during the previous round against the Atlanta Hawks and hasn't been available since, allowing Gabe Vincent to take his place in the starting lineup. Lowry averaged 8.3 points, 5.3 assists, 3.7 boards, and 1.0 blocks during his three playoff appearances thus far. While those aren't encouraging numbers, DFS managers can never tell what kind of performance they'll get out of Lowry. As a result, he should remain under consideration for all daily formats, especially with his rostering cost being so low.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has a chance at playing on Friday night against Philadelphia. The veteran suffered a left hamstring strain during Game 3 of the first round and hasn't been seen since. As a result, Gabe Vincent has taken his place in the lineup, although he's averaging only 8.5 points, 3.0 boards, and 3.0 assists through the first two games of the series versus the 76ers. Nonetheless, if Lowry suits up, he may see a reduced workload. However, if he doesn't, Vincent remains a risky option in all DFS formats, primarily since Victor Oladipo has been getting more playing time recently, with the 30-year-old dropping 19 points throughout 29 minutes of work on Wednesday night.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) won't be available for Wednesday's Game 2 matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. This marks another game that Lowry will sit out due to left hamstring soreness. That means, Gabe Vincent will remain in the starting five until further notice. He finished with 10 points, three rebounds, and three assists in Game 1 of this series. He's not the most exciting fantasy option, but should get nearly 30 minutes of playing time with Lowry sidelined.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) will miss Monday's playoff meeting against Philadelphia. The veteran injured his left hamstring during Game 3 of the postseason series versus Atlanta, and he hasn't been available since. Nonetheless, with Lowry out of the lineup, Gabe Vincent should continue to take his spot in the rotation. Vincent averaged 8.4 points, 4.2 assists, and 1.2 steals during the first round, although those numbers may increase due to his potential enhanced role for Game 1, even more so if Jimmy Butler (knee) isn't available either.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has a chance at playing on Thursday night, if necessary. Lowry continues to battle a strained left hamstring, although the rumblings of his potential availability for Game 6 seemingly suggest he's moving in the right direction. Yet, even if the Veteran can suit up, he'll likely have a limited role. Jimmy Butler (knee), who didn't play during Game 5 on Tuesday due to inflammation, may also see the court sparingly. However, if both men make it back, even in a limited fashion, it may still negatively impact the DFS ceilings of Max Strus, Gabe Vincent, and Victor Oladipo, among others.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has been ruled out for Game 5 against the Atlanta Hawks. The veteran guard was unable to play in Game 4 as well. Gabe Vincent (toe) was asked to join the starting five without Lowry available. He is listed as probable and expected to start again on Tuesday. Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo will be asked to be the primary playmakers without Lowry on the court.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) isn't available for Sunday's playoff showdown against Atlanta. The veteran strained his left hamstring during the Game 3 loss to Atlanta and was considered questionable heading into this one. However, those who have been following the situation know Lowry didn't practice on Saturday and was seen limping around the facility, so the update regarding his status isn't a surprise by any means. Nonetheless, Erik Spoelstra hasn't reported who would take his place in the rotation, although it's more than likely Gabe Vincent (toe), who is probable, will fill the void. Vincent averaged 11.7 points and 4.4 assists throughout 27 regular-season starts and will be a popular value option for DFS managers.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) is officially considered questionable ahead of Sunday's playoff meeting with the Hawks. Lowry, who injured his left hamstring late in the third quarter during Friday's loss, didn't practice on Saturday. Head coach Erik Spoelstra labeled the veteran as day-to-day. However, fantasy managers shouldn't be surprised if Lowry isn't out there for Game 4, making way for Gabe Vincent (toe), who is probable, to take his place in the lineup. Vincent averaged 11.7 points and 4.4 assists throughout 27 starts during the regular season, so he should certainly be on every DFS enthusiast's radar if Lowry can't suit up.

Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry (hamstring) didn't practice on Saturday. The veteran injured his left hamstring late in the third quarter of Friday's postseason loss to Atlanta. Head coach Erik Spoelstra considers Lowry day-to-day, although he will receive round-the-clock treatment leading up to Game 4 on Sunday. Nonetheless, if the former Raptor can't go, Gabe Vincent will likely take his place, with the 25-year-old averaging 11.7 points and 4.4 assists throughout 27 starts during the regular season.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (leg) exited Game 3 against the Atlanta Hawks in the third quarter and he will not return. He suffered a left leg injury in the game. The 36-year-old logged 23 minutes on Friday before leaving the game. He shot 2-for-7 from the field and racked up six points, five assists and four rebounds. The team will likely lean more heavily on Tyler Herro and Jimmy Butler to close out Game 3. We should know more about the severity of Lowry's injury after the game.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (rest) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Orlando Magic. The veteran point guard will get a rest day here with the Heat already locking up the top seed. Gabe Vincent (toe) is listed as questionable, but would see significant minutes, assuming he's cleared to play. Otherwise, Max Strus and Duncan Robinson could be looking at a skyrocketing usage.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry won't play against the Hornets. The veteran was forecasted to get the night off to rest all along, although he carried a questionable tag throughout most of the day on Tuesday. Fortunately for the team, Gabe Vincent (toe) is expected to suit up, which will help lessen the blow caused by Lowry's absence. However, Victor Oladipo is coming off his best showing of the year, scoring 21 points throughout 27 minutes on Sunday versus the Toronto Raptors, so he may continue to have a significant role during the meeting with Charlotte.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry won't play against the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday. The veteran will get the night off to rest, and with Gabe Vincent (toe) questionable, Victor Oladipo may benefit. Oladipo had 21 points throughout 27 minutes during Sunday's meeting with the Raptors, so there's a chance he may continue to get some additional minutes. Jimmy Butler (toe) is off the injury report after sitting out versus Toronto. However, if he's out again, Oladipo, Bam Adebayo, and Tyler Herro should be highly regarded by DFS managers.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry had one of his better outings in recent memory against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday. He led the team in both points (26) and assists (nine) while shooting 9-for-14 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free throw line. He connected on six three-pointers and also had one rebound and one steal in the game. Additionally, he didn't commit a single turnover in the game. It's been a disappointing first year in Miami for Lowry so far. He has missed time here and there and he has struggled with his scoring when he's been on the court. He's averaging just 13.1 points per game on the year, which is the lowest his scoring average has been since 2019-10. We'll see if he can build off Wednesday's outing in his next trip to the court against the New York Knicks on Friday.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry is set to make his return to the court for Monday's game against the Houston Rockets. Lowry, who had missed each of the team's last four games, is currently listed as questionable, but head coach Erik Spoelstra has stated that Lowry is good to go for the game. With Lowry's return, we should see Gabe Vincent slipped back into a bench role. Lowry can be started in all fantasy formats. The 35-year-old veteran is averaging 13.4 points and 7.9 assists per game this season.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry has missed the team's last four games due to personal reasons. He is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Houston Rockets, but it looks likely that he'll be making his return to the court. He was with the team and taking part in pregame drills prior to tip-off. While Lowry has been out, Gabe Vincent has been part of the starting lineup and he's delivered some solid outings, particularly contributing three-pointers and points. Expect him to move back to a reserve role when Lowry returns.