Mavericks star Anthony Davis to make return vs. Nets - ESPN
Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis — who has been out since Feb. 8 with an adductor strain — will return Monday night against the Brooklyn Nets, the team announced.
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Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis — who has been out since Feb. 8 with an adductor strain — will return Monday night against the Brooklyn Nets, the team announced.
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