Anthony Davis leaves Mavericks debut with injuries after being traded with Luca Doncic
Dallas Mavericks Fans have been hostile on Saturday at the team’s first home game since Luka Doncic was traded.
The 25-year-old incumbent scoring champion was sent to Los Angeles LakersIn return, he gave up on Anthony Davis.
Davis made his Dallas debut on Saturday. In the protest and hymn, general manager Nico Harrison called for fire before the match.
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Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis will leave the game against the Houston Rockets at the American Airlines Center in the third quarter. (Jerome Miron/Imagn Images)
It all began as Harrison had imagined. Davis dominated the first half with 24 points and 13 rebounds.
However, in less than four minutes of the third quarter, Davis appeared to be injuring the gro radius. Davis had abdominal tension at the beginning of the week.
Davis went down without contact like Alperen Sangun Houston Rockets I passed him for a layup. Davis walked slowly towards the offensive end and grabbed his gro caliber as he stayed on the corner near the bench in Dallas while his team ran the attack.
Dallas Mavericks Forward Anthony Davis celebrates the Houston Rockets of the American Airlines Center in the second quarter. (Jerome Miron/Imagn Images)
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Davis didn’t try to go back after the Rockets had regained their possessions. The Mavericks committed a foul to stop the watch and drive Davis out of the game. He stayed temporarily in the bench area before leaving the court and was not found on the bench in the fourth quarter.
The 31-year-old big man had injuries in the past, but last year he played a career-high 76 games.
Dallas Mavericks’ Anthony Davis will respond on February 8, 2025 in Dallas, Texas after being injured in a game against the Houston Rockets at the American Airlines Center. (Tim Heightman/Getty Images)
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The Mavs won 116-105, but certainly their fans are holding their breath.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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