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Spedito - 01/23/2018 : 08:19:02

Kyle Lowry is no dummy.This is a guy who has been in the NBA for 11 years, who was the 24th pick in the 2006, just behind Josh Boone and well behind his Villanova teammate, sixth pick Randy Foye. Lowry had to battle Mike Conley for playing time in his early days in Memphis, and he did not come upon his first major NBA contract until he re-signed with the Raptors in the summer of 2014, inking a four-year deal worth $48 million.Lowry has made three All-Star teams since.

Last summer, though, he watched teammate DeMar DeRozan sign what was, at the time, the second-biggest deal in NBA history, for $139 million. That was then topped by the then-biggest contract in history, $153 million for Conley.You'd understand if Lowry was frustrated. In his long career, he has made just about $70 million total. He knows a bit about being undervalued.

But he also knows how the market works, and heading into free agency this summer (he opted out of the final year of his last contract), he's got to keep his options open. Thus, when Toronto Star columnist Bruce Arthur pointed out that Lowry had been telling people last month that he had "zero interest" in staying in Toronto, Lowry quickly jumped in to contradict that notion on Twitter, saying "that B.S. FOR SURE didn't come from me."Dirk Nowitzki may live and play in a city with arguably the most iconic football franchise in the world in a state known for the game, but that doesn't mean he wants his kids to strap on a helmet — ever.

In a recent interview with Fox 4 in Dallas, the Mavericks star said he wants his children (one daughter and two sons) to decide what sports they pursue, as long as it's not football."I always say I want to handle [sports decisions] like my parents did: It was always open and up to me to make that decision," Nowitzki said. "I think the only thing, the only sport I don't want them to play is football. And I know we all love our football here, but that's a little rough for me with the head injuries. I know it's a little soft, but that's something I probably won't allow."

Oddly, Nowitzki said he also wouldn't push his kids to take up basketball. Instead he hopes they take a liking to tennis."I do want to start them out early with tennis, see if they like it, because to me it's a great sport: You can start it young, you can play when you're old and it's great for the footwork. I think that's something we're going to start with them," he said.As long as they don't inherit daddy Dirk's soccer skills the little Nowitzkis should be just fine.

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