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Kyle Lowry crossed a defender to the ground in his 1st game back from injury

Good news: Lowry is back and looks great!

Kyle Lowry is back at last for the Toronto Raptors after injuring his wrist right before the All-Star break. It took no time for Lowry to absolutely drop his defender straight to the ground with a crossover, although he wasn’t able to take advantage of the space by making a shot.

In other news, here he is nailing a triple.

Lowry’s wrist injury forced him to undergo surgery and it wasn’t even guaranteed that he would return by the start of the postseason. However, his steady progress has him back with four regular season games remaining, which is perhaps even better than the Raptors could have originally predicted.

Lowry leads Toronto with 16 points at halftime, so he has really wasted no time getting back into a rhythm. That’s great news with the postseason looming in just a couple weeks, and a tough matchup against the Hawks or the Bucks coming Toronto’s way.

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