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With leading scorer DeMar DeRozan slowed by flu-like symptoms, Kyle Lowry delivered the best game of his career for the Toronto Raptors on Friday night. With his fellow All-Star still on the mend, Lowry may need a similar performance two days later. Lowry will try to help the ailing Raptors win their fifth straight when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. Continue to Article

February 28, 2016 1:32:am EST

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Stephen Curry's 3-pointer from beyond 30 feet with 0.6 seconds left in overtime gave the Golden State Warriors a 121-118 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night. Continue to Article

February 27, 2016 11:43:pm EST

The Cleveland Cavaliers have one of the best point guards in the world. After being badly burned by one All-Star point man, Irving and the Cavaliers must deal with another one as they visit John Wall and the Washington Wizards on Sunday. On Friday, though, it was Eastern Conference All-Star starter Kyle Lowry who dealt the Cavaliers a crushing blow, scoring 43 points and hitting the winning jumper with 3.8 seconds left as Toronto won 97-95. Continue to Article

February 27, 2016 5:27:pm EST

TORONTO – Kyle Lowry handled the ball close to half court, looking up at the clock every so often as it raced toward zero and slowly edging his was closer to the 3-point line. When the clock hit seven seconds, Lowry jumped into action, looking to beat his defender to a spot where he could get at least a somewhat open look at the basket. Lowry took one powerful dribble, jabbed to create separation, stepped back, and with his foot on the 3-point line released.  It was going to take more than Matthew Dellavedova’s outstretched arm to stop this shot from going in. Lowry’s stone-cold jumper gave him a career-high 43 points on the night and more importantly, put the Raptors up on the Cleveland Cavaliers 99-97 with 3.8 seconds left.  The crowd roared in delight, but Lowry reacted like it was an everyday occurrence – even though he admitted after the game it was his first game-winner since his days at Villanova – only showing some emotion when greeted at the bench by his jubilant teammates. Continue to Article

February 27, 2016 2:30:am EST

TORONTO – Kyle Lowry handled the ball close to half court, looking up at the clock every so often as it raced toward zero and slowly edging his was closer to the 3-point line. When the clock hit seven seconds, Lowry jumped into action, looking to beat his defender to a spot where he could get at least a somewhat open look at the basket. Lowry took one powerful dribble, jabbed to create separation, stepped back, and with his foot on the 3-point line released.  It was going to take more than Matthew Dellavedova’s outstretched arm to stop this shot from going in. Lowry’s stone-cold jumper gave him a career-high 43 points on the night and more importantly, put the Raptors up on the Cleveland Cavaliers 99-97 with 3.8 seconds left.  The crowd roared in delight, but Lowry reacted like it was an everyday occurrence – even though he admitted after the game it was his first game-winner since his days at Villanova – only showing some emotion when greeted at the bench by his jubilant teammates. Continue to Article

February 27, 2016 2:30:am EST