Kyle Lowry was forced out of the Houston Rockets' game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, but the point guard's comments make the injury sound minor.
The Houston Rockets grabbed a big win on Wednesday night over the Portland Trail Blazers, but that win could come with a cost. Kyle Lowry, the team's starting point guard, was forced to leave the game in the third quarter with an injured elbow. There is no exact diagnosis yet, but Lowry's comments don't make the injury sound serious.
"I tried to throw a pass to Jordan (Hill) on a cut. I kind of hyper-extended it, strained it a bit. I just have to do treatment. You know me. I don't want to sit out too many games. I don't want to sit out games at all. I'll see how I feel tomorrow and get treatment in the morning and see how it feels."
Houston struggled for most of the third quarter without Lowry, but played better in the fourth quarter to hold on to their win. Goran Dragic looked like a capable backup for Lowry during that fourth quarter, but the Rockets will still seriously miss their starter if he misses any time. Their next three games are all on the road, and their next home game is against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
For more on Lowry's injury and how it could affect his team, head over to Houston Rockets blog The Dream Shake and SB Nation Houston. Check out SB Nation NBA for more around the league.
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