Could trading for injury-prone center/forward Anthony Davis already be giving the Dallas Mavericks buyers' remorse?

After losing six of their last eight games, the Sacramento Kings picked up a huge comeback win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Saturday. Sacramento's post-trade deadline lineup looked solid, as new additions Zach LaVine, Jonas Valanciunas, and Jake LaRavia were able to pick up their first win as Kings.

That injury turns out to be an adductor strain that will sideline Davis for weeks and maybe up to a month, a story broken by Marc Stein and confirmed by multiple reports since. While others have reported a 2-4 week absence, Stein says the team will determine Monday if this injury can be treated without surgery.

The man who was the prize for the Dallas Mavericks in dealing Luka Doncic is 10-time NBA All-Star Anthony Davis. Davis brings quite the legacy to the Lone Star State, having anchored the Los Angeles Lakers frontcourt to an NBA title shortly after the breakout of COVID-19.

Anthony Davis will be keeping things familiar as he makes the move to the Dallas Mavericks. Mike Curtis of the Dallas Morning News reported on Monday that the 10-time NBA All-Star big man Davis will be wearing the No.

Davis was in the middle of an astounding debut with the Mavericks before he left the game in the third quarter with a left adductor strain. The post Anthony Davis Injured In First Game With Dallas Mavericks appeared first on Stadium Rant.

Anthony Davis posted an Instagram reel about his career with the Lakers, thanking his former teammates and fan base for all the support.

Anthony Davis impressed in his debut with the Dallas Mavericks, but an injury forced him to leave the game early, and he will now be sidelined for an extended period. A former NBA star has weighed in on what the Mavericks did wrong in their handling of AD.

The Dallas Mavericks are banged up across the front court as their top three big men are all dealing with injuries. Over the last few days, Anthony Davis and Daniel Gafford have gone down, joining Dereck Lively II on the sideline.

Anthony Davis' adductor strain could force him to miss a lot of games, but the good news for now is that he won't need surgery.