A. Davis is officially back in action, but there will be a time limit

NBA Mavericks star "thick eyebrows" A. Davis moved from the Lakers to the Mavericks in the mid-season trade limit, and came to his new club with an injury after only one game. The Mavericks will visit the Nets on the 25th, and A. Davis will officially return to the court, but there will be a limit on playing time.

NBA Mavericks star inside line "Brother One Eyebrow" A. Davis

A. Davis was affected by a left adductor strain, and his last appearance was on February 8, US time, when he handed over 26 points, 16 rebounds, and 3 blocks, but unexpectedly left the game with an injury. Although the Mavericks have discussed the possibility of letting A. Davis close the season early, A. Davis insisted on making a comeback, and after a hard recovery, he officially returned to the court today.

The Mavericks currently have a number of injuries on the roster, including major player Irving's cruciate ligament tear in his left knee to determine the season's reimbursement. The Mavericks currently sit 11th in the West with a record of 34 wins and 37 losses, the same record as 10th in the West, and the Mavericks still have 12 games left in the regular season, and still have a chance to fight for a playoff spot and a playoff battle.

Mavericks coach Kidd said that A. Davis will have a maximum of 28 minutes of playing time in his first game back from injury, "We know he's one of the best players in the world, but he's been out for a while, and we just want him to have a healthy, positive comeback." ”

'I think he should be commended for the effort he has put into his comeback. It's his job and he feels a responsibility to get back to work. "He's getting paid to play and with 12 games left, the goal he's shown to be coming back shows how much he cares about what he wants to do, which is to help the team win." ”