Anthony Davis' Injury Would DERAIL the Season
Anthony Davis exited with a left hand injury late in a close game, adding to his 20 missed games this season and complicating trade talks before the February 5 deadline.
- During Thursday night's road loss to the Utah Jazz, Anthony Davis, Dallas Mavericks forward/center, sustained a left-hand injury late in the fourth quarter defending Lauri Markkanen and checked out with 2:08 remaining.
- League sources say multiple teams, including the Milwaukee Bucks, Atlanta Hawks and Toronto Raptors, have expressed interest in Davis as the Feb. 5 trade deadline nears.
- Davis has missed 20 games this season and played in 29 of 71 regular-season games since joining the Mavericks, who are 10-10 with him and 4-14 without him.
- Sources said an MRI on Friday revealed ligament damage to Davis' left hand that could require surgery, and he will seek second opinions; if nonsurgical, he may miss at least six weeks.
- Financially, Davis is due $58.5 million next season and holds a $62.8 million player option in 2027-28, while agent Rich Paul seeks an extension amid doubts about Dallas Mavericks front office talks.
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Report: Mavericks' Anthony Davis (hand) may need surgery
Dallas Mavericks star big man Anthony Davis might be facing season-ending left hand surgery after being injured in Thursday night's game against the Utah Jazz, ESPN reported on Friday.
Anthony Davis Injury Fuels Trade Uncertainty for the Mavericks
Anthony Davisâ latest injury added another layer of uncertainty to an already fragile Dallas Mavericks season. The veteran forward/center suffered a left hand injury late in the fourth quarter of Thursday nightâs 107-105 loss to the Utah Jazz, exiting a game Dallas could not afford to lose. The injury occurred while Davis defended Lauri Markkanen on a late drive. Video from the sequence showed Davis immediately reacting in pain. Despite init…
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