What was hell hell doing Kyle Lowry?

It was possible to miss this in real time. I did it. On the one hand, it happened quickly and quickly evolved into a distracting chaos. On the other hand, even though your eyes have collected the information and passed it all over to your brain, this one may have treated it as a mistake and erased it because it was Just act impossible believe. Kyle Lowry, in a playoff game with one possession only, with 20 seconds to go, tried to whip Sixes defenseman Tobias Harris with predictable results:

The ridiculous and ridiculous play ended in some sort of an open attempt by Danny Green from beyond the arc, which failed. It's a great shot for the offensive, and the Sixers are very lucky that Green missed it:

Karma did, and nothing should ever convince you otherwise. The Raptors did not deserve in any way to create a game where the veteran leader was trying to sneak between the defender's legs and had to save his own mistake by desperately putting himself on the ball. Frankly, the fact that the ball has even found its way to Green for a sharp look at a potential tying shot is a pure chance, and pulled Lowry off the hook when what he deserves is a complete shredding. This kind of thing will not help his reputation as a good regular season player who turns into basketball after the playoffs. Despite the Philadelphia defense in this game, the Raptors had a real chance of winning a second game. The absurd and cursed deception of Lowry was not the way they had lost, but what he actually thought. Man.