Kyle Lowry has officially retired from the NBA after signing a one-day contract with the Toronto Raptors, closing a 20-season career with the franchise where he made his greatest impact.
Lowry spent nine seasons in Toronto, becoming one of the defining players in Raptors history. During his time with the organization, he earned six All-Star selections and helped lead the team to an NBA championship.
The one-day contract allowed Lowry to retire as a member of the Raptors, a fitting conclusion for a player closely associated with the franchise’s most successful era.
A Defining Raptors Tenure
Lowry’s years in Toronto represented the centerpiece of his NBA career. His leadership, production and role in the team’s championship run made him a central figure in the franchise’s rise.
With his retirement now official, Lowry ends his playing career after two decades in the league and nine seasons with the Raptors, where he leaves behind a championship legacy.