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Anthony Davis remains questionable for Monday’s matchup against the Bucks due to a lingering calf issue. Absent from the court since October 29, Davis’s potential return could lead to changes in the starting lineup, possibly relegating Max Christie or P.J. Washington to the bench. If cleared, Davis is expected to play under a minutes restriction to manage his recovery.

Anthony Davis has been ruled out for his fifth consecutive game due to a calf injury, ahead of the matchup against the Wizards on Saturday. With Daniel Gafford’s status also uncertain, the Lakers are expected to adjust their rotation, providing PJ Washington, Naji Marshall, and Moussa Cisse with an opportunity to step up and potentially see increased minutes on the court.

Anthony Davis will be sidelined for Friday’s matchup against the Grizzlies as he continues to recover from a calf injury, marking his fourth consecutive missed game. Daniel Gafford is expected to maintain his starting role at center, while P.J. Washington steps in at power forward, presenting a strong case for fantasy managers given the current shortage of healthy frontcourt options in Dallas.

Anthony Davis is listed as doubtful for Friday’s game against the Grizzlies due to a calf injury. Though his status is an upgrade from being ruled out, Davis will likely miss his fourth consecutive game. In his absence, Daniel Gafford is expected to continue as the starting center, providing stability for the team’s frontcourt.

Anthony Davis is set to miss at least two games due to a low-grade left calf strain, with a re-evaluation planned for next week. As Davis recuperates, the Mavericks might lean on Dwight Powell and smaller lineups with Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford also absent. While Powell’s fantasy value remains limited, he may offer temporary relief in deep leagues given the team’s injury concerns at center.

Anthony Davis exited Wednesday’s game against the Pacers after playing just seven minutes in the first quarter due to a sore lower left leg. It’s unclear if this is related to his ongoing Achilles tendinopathy issues. With Davis sidelined for the remainder of the game, Dwight Powell stepped in for the second half. Fantasy managers should monitor updates closely, as Powell’s value hinges on the injury status of Davis, Dereck Lively, and Daniel Gafford.

Anthony Davis is officially available for Wednesday’s matchup against the Pacers after being listed as probable due to an Achilles issue. With Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford sidelined, Davis will continue as the starting center. Given the Pacers’ depleted frontcourt, Davis is poised to potentially deliver a standout performance.

Anthony Davis has been listed as probable for Wednesday’s matchup against the Pacers due to bilateral Achilles tendinopathy. Despite his recent inclusion on the injury report, he is expected to be available to play. With both Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford likely sidelined, Davis is anticipated to take the role of starting center, continuing from his performance in the recent game against Oklahoma City.

Anthony Davis delivered an impressive all-around performance in his third preseason outing with the Mavericks, tallying 25 points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals, and two blocks against the Jazz. His shooting was efficient, with a notable 8-of-14 from the field and a perfect 7-of-7 from the line. This showing suggests Davis is primed for a strong fantasy season, blending scoring prowess with defensive contributions, making him a valuable asset for fantasy managers.

Anthony Davis returned to practice this week, participating in five-on-five drills, per Marc Stein. This marks his first live practice since eye surgery in July, indicating a timely recovery as training camp approaches, easing concerns for those considering drafting him early.

Anthony Davis is in recovery from offseason surgery for a detached retina and remains uncertain for Maverick’s training camp starting September 30. His availability for the October 23 season opener is unclear, potentially impacting fantasy managers due to his injury history and expected value.