Mavs' Anthony Davis day-to-day, uncertain for Mexico City game - ESPN

MEXICO CITY — Anthony Davis' availability is uncertain for the Dallas Mavericks' game against the Detroit Pistons in Mexico City on Saturday due to a leg injury.

Davis traveled with the Mavericks and attended practice. Dallas coach Jason Kidd said Friday that Davis' status is not known.

Davis, 32, sustained the lower leg injury in the first quarter of Wednesday's game against the Indiana Pacers.

«A.D. is day-to-day,» Kidd said before practice at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico without getting into specifics.

Davis, a 10-time All-Star, has been plagued by injuries throughout his career. Last season, after been traded from Los Angeles Lakers for Luka Doncic, he got injured and missed 18 games and returned for the final eight games of the season as the Mavericks missed the playoffs.

«It is going to be day to day,» said Davis. «But I feel better that is for sure.»

The Mavericks' front court was already thin with centers Derek Lively II missing the last two games due to a sprained knee. Daniel Gafford sustained an ankle injury on the first day of training camp and has not suited up this season.

The Mavericks will face the Pistons at Arena Ciudad de Mexico.

Mavericks are Mexico regulars The matchup between the Mavericks and Pistons at Arena Ciudad de Mexico will be the 15th regular-season NBA game played in Mexico City. It will be the fourth for Dallas, most of any franchise. The Phoenix Suns and the Orlando Magic have each played three games in Mexico.

«It is something incredible for the Mavs organization to come so many times. It show how important is Mexico and it is great to bring enjoyment to the fans,» Kidd said.

Kidd played in one of those regular-season games in 2016, when the Mavericks defeated the Suns in Mexico City.

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