Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been tagged as questionable for Monday's game against the Houston Rockets. He has been sitting out recently due to personal reasons, but is prepared to play as soon as possible. His return would shift Gabe Vincent to the second unit. Vincent would take a significant hit in value with a move to the bench. Fantasy managers should check back closer to tip-off for another update on Lowry. He could be an attractive DFS option, assuming he suits up on Monday.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) won't play during Monday's matchup versus the visiting Rockets. The 35-year-old veteran will now miss his fifth consecutive game, which means that Gabe Vincent will likely take his place in the rotation again. Vincent has averaged 13.3 points and 4.5 assists while shooting nearly 40 percent from deep across 23 starts this year. As a result, he has significant value in all fantasy formats. While Vincent's DFS rostering cost has slowly increased during Lowry's absence, he is a viable bargain option in that area as well.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) won't suit up against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, marking his fourth consecutive absence. Jimmy Butler (toe), Caleb Martin (Achilles), and Max Strus (shoulder) are also questionable, so Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo, who combined for 34 attempts from the field against Brooklyn, should be considered a lock for both seasonal and DFS formats, especially if Butler remains out of the mix.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been ruled out for Thursday's contest against Brooklyn due to personal reasons, his third consecutive outing on the sidelines. Gabe Vincent has stepped into the starting five and delivered back-to-back performances of having reached the 20-point plateau, making him an appealing DFS option Thursday. When serving as a starter this year, Vincent has averaged 13.5 points and 4.7 assists per game. Lowry had been finding his offensive rhythm to wrap up February, shooting 54.2 percent from behind the arc en route to averaging 17.5 PPG over his four most recent contests. His next chance to take the floor comes Saturday vs. the 76ers.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) will not be playing in Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls. He is being listed as out due to personal reasons. The 35-year-old veteran has missed several games this year due to unspecified personal reasons. He did, however, play in each of the team's first two games following the All-Star break. With Lowry out on Monday, we'll likely see Gabe Vincent promoted into the starting lineup. Vincent has averaged 9.2 points, 3.4 assists and 1.8 three-pointers per game on the year.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) will make his return against the Spurs on Thursday night. Lowry has missed nine consecutive games due to a personal matter, and the timing of the return comes at a much needed time as the Heat have lost three games in a row but remain second in the Eastern Conference standings. The 35-year-old remains a quality point guard across all fantasy formats, as he has averaged 8.3 assists per game to rank sixth in the NBA in that department.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) is questionable for Thursday's meeting against the Spurs. The veteran has missed his previous nine games. However, he has joined the team in San Antonio while being upgraded on the injury report, so it appears as if he is inching closer to a return. Nonetheless, fantasy managers should continue to monitor this situation, at least until Lowry receives the green light. Yet, if he misses another one, Gabe Vincent and Max Strus should continue to benefit, although they aren't consistent options by any means.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been ruled out for Tuesday's contest vs. the Raptors due to a personal matter, marking his ninth consecutive absence. Jimmy Butler is likely to take on elevated ball-handling duties once again without Lowry in the mix, while Gabe Vincent, Max Strus, and Tyler Herro are all in line to see elevated minutes totals. Miami has been mum on when Lowry -- who has averaged 8.3 assists per game in his first season with the Heat -- may return to action. His next chance comes Thursday against San Antonio.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the New York Knicks. Lowry will miss his fourth game in a row due to personal reasons. It's uncertain when Lowry will get back in the lineup, but Gabe Vincent should continue to start right now. He has some low-end streaming appeal, but he could lose minutes with Tyler Herro possibly returning on Wednesday. He has been sidelined recently due to COVID-19 protocols, but has been cleared to return. Despite that, Vincent should still get roughly 25 minutes or more with Lowry sidelined.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (personal) won't play on Sunday versus the Lakers. The veteran will now miss his fourth consecutive game, opening the door for Gabe Vincent to see some extra opportunities. The 25-year-old is averaging 13.2 points and 32.9 minutes throughout 13 starts this season, and he will be matched up against a Los Angeles team that has allowed the second-most fantasy points per game to opposing point guards this year.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been ruled out for Friday's contest vs. Atlanta due personal reasons, marking his third consecutive absence. Gabe Vincent stands to continue serving as the team's primary point guard, although Jimmy Butler will have an elevated assists ceiling as well. Lowry has seen his numbers slightly slide during his first year in Miami, as his 3.1 turnovers per game are tied for his career high, with his 32.7% shooting percentage from behind the arc on pace to be his lowest mark since 2009-10. Lowry's next chance to return to action comes Sunday against the Lakers.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry (personal) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game vs. Portland due to personal reasons. Lowry's absence is his second in a row, paving the way for Gabe Vincent to see increased run and Jimmy Butler to enjoy elevated assists upside. Lowry has been an assist dynamo in his own right to begin January, averaging 9.3 dimes across seven outings, on pace for his highest average in any month this year. Tyler Herro and Max Strus also stand to see increased workloads for as long as Lowry remains out of the mix, with his next chance to return coming Friday against the Hawks.

Miami Heat small forward Jimmy Butler (ankle) and point guard Kyle Lowry are available to play on Friday against Houston. They should be ready to put in a big shift as well, with Miami still short some personnel. Butler was ruled out for Wednesday's matchup against San Antonio, but the game ended up getting postponed anyway, while Lowry returns after missing two games. We should also see a lot of Tyler Herro here. Houston's defensive efficiency has dropped to last in the league, so all three could be set to send off 2021 with plenty of fireworks.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler (ankle) and guard Kyle Lowryare expected to play during Friday's game against the Houston Rockets. Both players were listed as out heading into Wednesday's game, which ended up getting postponed. That being said, the organization believes both Butler and Lowry will be ready in time for Friday's matchup. Fantasy managers should consider both of them questionable heading into that contest. Tyler Herro and Duncan Robinson would take a hit in value, assuming Butler and Lowry are back on Friday.

Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry won't play on Tuesday versus Washington. This will mark the veteran's second straight absence as he continues to adhere to the league's health and safety protocols. It's unknown how long Lowry will be out. However, Gabe Vincent, who had 13 points, eight assists, and five boards while filling in on Sunday against Orlando, should continue to start in his place.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry had a horrible 3-for-12 shooting performance against Detroit on Sunday, but he still managed to record a second consecutive double-double, finishing a 100-90 loss with 19 points and 10 assists. He got to double-digit scoring thanks to an 11-for-16 effort at the foul line. The veteran floor general shot just 2-for-9 from downtown and committed four turnovers while completing his line with five rebounds and one steal. Lowry logged 42 minutes and is now averaging close to 36 minutes per game for the month, which isn't ideal for the 35-year-old. He has a decent matchup to look for a third consecutive double-double, as Miami will host the Pacers, who have recorded pretty average defensive numbers against opposing point guards this season.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry scored 22 points on 8-for-16 shooting and handed out five assists in a losing effort against Cleveland on Monday. He shot a superb 4-for-8 from downtown and added three rebounds and one steal to his line with one block and two turnovers in 38 minutes. Lowry has done some very good work in recent games, with Jimmy Butler (tailbone) and Bam Adebayo (thumb) sidelined. He's been getting a lot more shots with the duo unavailable and it's helped Lowry to have his best scoring stretch of the season. He'll enter Wednesday's battle with the Sixers averaging 18,8 points per game across his last six outings.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry bagged his fourth double-double of the season on Monday, finishing a 120-111 loss to Denver with 17 points and a season-high 14 assists. He shot 5-for-9 from the field with a 2-for-5 record from deep and went 5-for-9 at the free-throw line. The veteran floor general had only one turnover in a team-high 36 minutes. Jimmy Butler (tailbone) missed this one and Lowry took advantage of some extra touches. Miami has started a busy four-game week, so Butler could end up missing a lot of action if he doesn't return quickly. The next game comes on Wednesday against Cleveland, which could be a tricky matchup for Lowry, as the Cavs have performed well defensively against point guards.

Miami Heat point guard Kyle Lowry was involved in everything on the court in Tuesday's win over Detroit, recording 15 points with six rebounds, eight assists, two steals and two blocks. He shot just 1-for-6 from downtown and was 4-for-10 from the floor overall with a 6-for-6 record at the charity stripe. It was a good all-around performance, although the shooting was poor and five turnovers from him were also a bit too much. Lowry's scoring performances have been inconsistent this season, but he remains a solid source for boards, assists and steals. The veteran floor general faces an uncomfortable matchup next against the Timberwolves, who own the fourth-best defensive record in the league against point guards.

Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo (knee) and guard Kyle Lowry (rest) have been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. This marks the second game in a row that Adebayo has missed due to a knee bruise. Dewayne Dedmon (groin) is cleared to play and will have decent DFS appeal in the starting five. Tyler Herro should move into the starting five with Lowry sitting out in this favorable matchup. Herro and Jimmy Butler (ankle) will be asked to carry the load on offense.