Kyle Lowry is not an NBA superstar. At least not in the traditional sense. Lowry can’t dunk, his shooting is selective, his personality in front of the camera can be spotty at best. For the most part, Lowry is what he appears to be: a 6-foot nothing late-blooming point guard. He’s a player who might merit a discussion for the Hall of Fame some day, but could just as easily fall into the category of “very good player lost to history.” There’s no shame in that — even for an NBA champion. After all, not everyone gets to be a legend.
Player Review: Kyle Lowry, the Toronto Raptor ideal
