Finally making a comeback! Davis is expected to return in the game against the Lakers or Clippers, and he himself responded: You know which game I want to play.

On November 27th Beijing time, according to Mavericks reporter Curtis, Davis took part in today’s training and is projected to be “questionable” for the Saturday matchup against the Lakers.

Kidd said, “Today was Davis’s first full practice with the team, and he did very well. Tomorrow, based on how he feels physically, we will decide if he comes back for the game against the Lakers or the Clippers.”

After resting for two consecutive nights, the Mavericks will head to Los Angeles for back-to-back games, facing the Lakers on Saturday and the Clippers on Sunday Beijing time. Since suffering a left calf strain on October 30th, Davis has missed all games and will not be allowed to play in both matches consecutively. The team plans to monitor his condition on Friday before deciding whether he will play on Saturday or Sunday.

When asked which game he preferred to play, Davis smiled and replied, “Is that even a question? You know which one I want to play. But it depends on the situation; we will communicate with the medical staff and coaching team to find the best plan.”

Since being traded from the Lakers to Dallas in February this year, Davis has struggled with multiple injuries and has yet to make an appearance as a Maverick in a Lakers home game.

Initially, Davis hoped to recover faster from the calf injury, which has kept him out of the last 14 games. However, it has been reported that Mavericks owner Dumont intervened in the decision-making process, advocating a cautious approach to reduce the risk of aggravating or re-injuring the 32-year-old player.

So far this season, Davis has played 5 games, averaging 20.8 points, 10.2 rebounds, 1.6 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game. The Mavericks have a 2-3 record in games he has played and have lost 11 of their last 14 games without him, currently standing at 5-14, second to last in the Western Conference. Besides Davis, the team has also been missing guards Irving and Exum for a long time, while LeVert is dealing with right foot and knee injuries.