The other new pal of Drakes was former voice of the Raptors and current Bulls play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky. A photo posted by OVO_FANS_OVO (@ovo_fans_ovo) on Nov 11, 2014 at 6:41pm PST Other broadcasters Lowry could have plunged into were Reggie Miller and Kevin Harlan, who were doing the colour commentary and play-by-play for the NBA on TNT. Its gametime with the @NBAonTNT with @ReggieMillerTNT & Kevin Harlan. #WeTheNorth pic.twitter.com/EwPI1atWD7 — NBA Canada (@nbacanada) November 14, 2014Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel was also spotted in courtside seats at the game tonight. Imagine Lowry jumped into the crowd directly onto Kessel, injuring them both and dooming Toronto sports forever? Thanks goodness it didnt go that way! Oh YA. @PKessel81 was also at the Raps game tonight pic.twitter.com/U0gVuKDAZg — BarDown (@BarDown) November 14, 2014Kessel would not be pleased if Lowry fell into him… Phil Kessel didnt realize hed have to wait til the end of the Raptors game for free pizza. pic.twitter.com/WmwWIHiKpC — Joshua Kloke (@joshuakloke) November 14, 2014None other than Donald Sutherland, Canadian acting legend whose film career spans nearly 50 years, was also taking in the action at Thursdays Raptors game! Sure, the Raptors have Drake, but they also have DONALD SUTHERLAND. pic.twitter.com/QD9v9l7jg0 — Josh Gold-Smith (@GoldAndOrSmith) November 14, 2014And to add to the large list of celebrities who came out to support the team comes approximately 30 girls screaming for DeRozan, according to CNN anchor Rachel Nichols. Toronto = NBA fever. 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Troy Matteson shot a 3-under-par 68 for a one-stroke lead over Maggert and Brian Harman after two rounds of the John Deere Classic on Friday. Matteson was at 13-under 129. Maggerts bogey-free round of 9-under 62 moved him from 39th place after the first round to a tie for second. He birdied half the holes at TPC Deere Run, including five of his last nine. Harman had a second straight 65, the last two of his seven birdies coming after a 48-minute thunderstorm delay. Matteson bogeyed the par-4 18th after getting four birdies in the first 17 holes. Maggert one-putted 10 greens and saved par twice en route to matching his career-low round. He finished by making a 13-foot birdie putt on the par-4 ninth hole. "I saw the putts better today," Maggert said. "But Im going to be aggressive tomorrow. I feel I need another really low round Saturday or Sunday, 7- or 8-under, to be in contention. The last few years, guys have really been lighting it up here." Maggert birdied four of his first six holes to start his bogey-free round, and kept it up. Not bad for someone who was going to take this week and next week off before playing the Canadian Open. Now, he might have the option of playing in next weeks British Open. The top finisher among the top five not otherwise eligible gets an exemption to next weeks major. "Im not really planning on going," Maggert said. "Obviously if I were to win or something I might have to reconsider that. But I really need a week off in my game." Including Maggerts 62 and Mattesons first-round 61, there have been eight rounds of 62 or lower at Deere Run in the past five years, and 11 since the tournament moved to the course in 2000. The best effort was Paul Goydos Tour-record-tying 59 two years ago. Matteson started with a pair of birdies, then had pars on seven straight holes on a day the field was averaging 1.6 strokes under the par of 71. He played the back nine in 1-under 35. 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"I was able to make that run today. You make par here, you get run over." Christian, a 40-year-old Tour rookie, said that his 5-under-par 66 was achieved "the way I envisioned playing. This would be the nearest thing to approach being in the mythical zone -- but not quite there." An eagle on the par-5 second hole jump-started his day. A bogey on the par-4 15th marred his scorecard, but hes closer to the lead than hes been all year, a season with only two top-20 finishes in 18 starts. His best finish was a tie for 14th at the Humana Classic in January. Garrigus added a 66 to an opening 65. Strickers quest for a fourth straight John Deere title included five birdies after a bogey on his second hole of the day. "I like the spot Im in," Stricker said of being three strokes behind. "Id rather kind of be there at this point." After the round, Stricker went to the putting green to work on his stroke, despite taking only 29 putts. "Im hitting better putts," Stricker said. 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