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Kyle Lowry ‘day-to-day’ after being carried off court with back injury

Lowry was unable to walk off the court under his own power, but the diagnosis is less serious than expected.

Kyle Lowry had to be carried off the court after suffering an apparent injury to his backside against the Nets. The team says Lowry is day-to-day with a bruised tailbone and will miss at least the team’s next game against Miami.

Lowry was undercut after going for a rebound and landed on his butt. Lowry tried to walk off the court under his own power, but was unable to stay upright. He was eventually carried off the court by his teammates.

The Raptors finished the game with a 114-113 win, but Lowry missed the rest of the action.

It seems like Lowry’s problem is with his butt, specifically.

Yup.

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