The Dallas Mavericks fell heartbreakingly to the Utah Jazz tonight, losing 114-116. To make things worse, the team lost All-Star big man Anthony Davis late in the fourth, whose defensive presence could’ve prevented the Jazz from scoring several key buckets.

Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis left the Utah Jazz matchup early with a setback. Jason Kidd addressed it after the loss.

NBA trade deadline is fast approaching, which means the rumors are heating up about who could be on the move. The reality of Trae Young leaving Atlanta is very much real after a report detailed that he and the Hawks are working together to find him a new home.

While he has occasionally shown flashes of his trademark dominance with late-game heroics, availability has once again been a major concern. Persistent injury issues have limited his impact and as a result, AD is averaging just 20.3 points per game (his lowest scoring average since his rookie year).

The Mavericks push their rebuild in this NBA mock trade, sending Anthony Davis to the 76ers for Jared McCain and Paul George ahead of the trade deadline.

Patrick Dumont would prefer to watch Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving, and Cooper Flagg share the court before making any major decisions..

When healthy, he can easily dominate the post with rebounding, be an aggressive pick-and-lob threat and even viciously block the rim against any opponent. However, the biggest concern about him is his availability and at the age of 32, his injury woes are looking harder to overlook, clouding the judgment of many about his true value.

The Milwaukee Bucks do have some space under the second tax apron, so they could could Anthony Davis and D'Angelo Russell (or Dante Exum) for Kyle Kuzma and Myles Turner. The issue from there would be draft compensation.