Marcus Smart, Tristan Thompson and one of Romeo Langford, Pritchard or Aaron Nesmith would work against a Lowry deal in the $25-million dollar range and would make some sense for Toronto.
Smart isn’t Lowry, but he’s very Lowry-lite. Thompson might be more likely to be bought out or moved, but with only one year left on his deal, he could serve as a second-unit big-man who might be revitalized by coming home. Finally, while the Celtics wouldn’t want to give up Pritchard (and might not have to, depending on how things shake out), Langford and Nesmith both have interesting skill sets that the Raptors development staff could go to work on. As a bonus, both lottery picks are bigger back-court options (Langford at 6’4”, 216 lbs; Nesmith at 6’5” and 215 lbs), that would give the Raps some size in an area they lack.
Of course, Toronto wouldn’t want to make this trade, but if Lowry was courted hard enough by new team president Brad Stevens, and decided that he wanted a change in scenery, it would serve as a palatable return.