Cavaliers at Raptors Saturday, May 21st, 2016

TORONTO (AP) - After two bad games in Cleveland, Kyle Lowry isn't lacking confidence as the Eastern Conference finals shift to Toronto.

Still, if Toronto's All-Star guard doesn't step up soon, the Raptors look likely to become the latest victim of a Cleveland sweep.

Lowry made just eight of 28 shots, going 1 of 15 from long range, in Games 1 and 2 at Cleveland. Both were blowout wins for the Cavaliers and they started the postseason 10-0, two shy of San Antonio's NBA record set in 1999.

Now, Lowry is hoping a return home will help Toronto against LeBron James and the surging Cavs.

''I think we'll be better at home,'' Lowry said practice Friday. ''We're supposed to be better at home. We're down…