Raptors' Lowry, Siakam out vs. Pacers

With the Toronto Raptors continuing to claw back toward a .500 record, the team was without reigning All-Star Pascal Siakam for Sunday's game versus the Indiana Pacers due to left knee swelling.

Additionally, Kyle Lowry missed his second straight contest due to soreness in his right foot.

At 6-9 going into the game, the Raptors were the league's only team with a losing record who also own a positive scoring differential. Through 15 games, Toronto has outscored its opponents by 1.6 points per 100 possessions, the 11th-ranked net rating in the NBA.

The 2019 champs are 4-1 in their past five outings after a rough 2-8 start.