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Sports Illustrated |
Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis (left adductor strain) is questionable to play against the LA Clippers on Friday.
ESPN |
Anthony Davis exits the game after getting elbowed in the eye by his own teammate at the end of the first quarter.
Houston Chronicle |
Anthony Davis’ driving floater with 3.4 seconds left capped his 34-point night, his highest scoring game with Dallas, in the Mavericks' 120-118 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.

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