The NBA Mavericks have been plagued by injuries recently, and star interior A. Davis will be training in the Development League and playing 5-on-5 practice games in the recent return from a left adductor injury.

Star inside line A. Davis

The Mavericks made a shocking trade in early February, sending star Doncic to the Lakers in exchange for A. Davis. However, A. Davis faced the Rockets on February 8, US time, and handed over 26 points and 16 rebounds, but he was injured after only one game, and it was examined as a left adductor strain.

ESPN, citing sources, noted that while the Mavericks have discussed the possibility of shutting down A. Davis early this season, the 10-time All-Star Game veteran insists on making a comeback. A. Davis will go to the Mavericks to develop the league team Texas Legends and participate in team training.

In addition, Mavericks guard Hardy has missed the last seven games with a sprained ankle and will also go to the Development League team for rehabilitation.

The Mavericks have been plagued by a number of injuries this season, including star guard Irving who has been reimbursed for a torn cruciate ligament in his left knee, and long men such as Gafford and Lylie have been sidelined due to injuries.

The Mavericks currently have only eight healthy players left to play, including Williams and Edwards, two players on two-way contracts. With players on two-way contracts limited to a maximum of 50 regular-season games (including login), both players are nearing their playing limit, meaning the Mavericks are about to lose two important players from the past month.