After a second opinion with a specialist, Mavericks star Anthony Davis will not require surgery to his injured hand and will be reevaluated in six weeks, league sources said.

Anthony Davis won’t have surgery after all. Davis will not need surgery and the injury is expected to heal in approximately six weeks, the Mavericks announced Tuesday. Davis had publicly pushed back on a report Tuesday midday from ESPN’s Shams Charania saying that he would need surgery.

There has been a new development surrounding Anthony Davis’ injury update. Trade chatter around Davis surged again this week as new injury details ext.

Dallas is also reportedly still exploring trade scenarios for Davis, under the assumption he might be able to return during the playoffs.

Dallas no longer views Davis as a foundational piece, but rather as a movable asset whose value must be recaptured before the situation deteriorates further. If moved to a playoff contender, Davis’ recovery timeline could allow him to return during the postseason,

Mavericks ' star Anthony Davis is likely to undergo surgery for ligament damage in his left hand, according to ESPN. Davis had been out for the past two games for Dallas, seeking multiple opinions on if surgery was needed for the injury.

The NBA trade deadline may have just experienced a massive shake-up. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Anthony Davis has sustained ligament damage in his lef

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