KYLE LOWRY RUMORS & GOSSIP

Kyle Lowry Upset With The Houston Rockets, Asks To Be Moved

Towards the end of the 2011-2012 NBA trade deadline Houston Rockets point guard Kyle Lowry was being floated around as a possible trade acquisition of a few teams, namely the Los Angeles Lakers who were trying to solidify their point guard position. But Lowry suffered from a series of very serious abdominal pains and an even scarier bacterial infection that, luckily, did not hurt...
Via Rant Sports  |  5 days ago

Lowry Demands A Trade If Dragic Returns

Kyle Lowry, who opened the lockout driven season as the starting point guard for the Houston Rockets, is now ready to pack his bags if things are not addressed.
Via Hoops Addict  |  5 days ago

2012 NBA Off-Season: Kyle Lowry Out of Houston Becuase of Coach Kevin McHale?

Kyle Lowry isn't very happy with the Houston Rockets at this point. Lowry is looking to be out of Houston, and it believed to be because of head coach Kevin McHale.Lowry told the Houston Chronicle that he and McHale cannot co-exist. It has shown in the regular season, as reports came that both had some arguments.Lowry recently underwent surgery to repair a sports hernia and torn...
Via Footbasket  |  5 days ago

Lowry Believes He Can't Coexist With McHale

Kyle Lowry has suggested the Rockets trade him this offseason.
Via RealGM  |  5 days ago
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Lowry wants out of Houston?

The Rockets have a surplus of serviceable guards, but that might not be for long. It sounds like Kyle Lowry wants a new team.

Via Sports-Kings  |  6 days ago

Los Angeles Lakers: What’s next, Pau Gasol gone?

With Pau Gasol, despite his previous two lackluster playoff performances, the Los Angeles Lakers have a hot trade commodity. The rumors getting the most buzz include Josh Smith of the Atlanta Hawks, and Kyle Lowry of the Houston Rockets. Smith is a guy who can step right into Los Angeles’ offense and make a direct [...]
Via Shatter The Backboard  |  9 days ago

Rockets G Kyle Lowry has sports hernia surgery

Houston Rockets point guard Kyle Lowry has had surgery to repair a sports hernia. The team said after the procedure Tuesday that he was expected to return to normal offseason training in 6-8 weeks. The 6-foot Lowry missed 19 games this season, mostly because of a bacterial infection. He sat out Houston's final two games with the sports hernia. Goran Dragic took over the starting...
Via AP on Fox  |  May 01, 2012

Houston Rockets Guard Kyle Lowry Likely Out For Season

The Houston Rockets are trying to find their stride again to solidify themselves a spot in the 2012 NBA playoffs but regardless on whether or not they make the playoffs, the team will probably be without guard Kyle Lowry for the remainder of the season, according to Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle. Feigen writes that Lowry decided to end his season Sunday after trying to...
Via Rant Sports  |  April 23, 2012

Rockets' Lowry recovering, return status unclear

While Kyle Lowry is out of the hospital and is recovering well from a serious bacterial infection, his status for the rest of the season is up in the air. Asked if he hoped to play again this year, Lowry said, "I don't know. Honestly, once the antibiotics system gets through we'll see. We'll go back and see what the doctor says." The Rockets have 17 games...
Via Fox Sports Houston  |  March 26, 2012

Kyle Lowry fighting for first All-Star selection

The problem with being Rockets point guard Kyle Lowry is that anonymity is difficult to overcome, a near impossible tide to stem. Three weeks into this season Lowry had done as good a job of shoehorning his name into the national dialogue on talented point guards as anyone who became a full-time starter the previous season could. Wading through the muck of Chris Paul, Steve Nash...
Via Fox Sports Houston  |  February 06, 2012
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