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Anthony Davis’ first full season with the Dallas Mavericks has been limited multiple times following injuries. His recent injury looks like an end to his 2025-26 season with the franchise. The 32-year-old is dealing with ligament damage in his left hand.
Earlier, it was reported by ESPN that Davis might have to undergo surgery to repair ligament damage in his left hand. Following this, the forward would be forced to miss several months, as per what the sources told ESPN. However, an NBA insider has revealed a huge update on the Mavs player.
Will Anthony Davis need surgery? NBA insider drops BIG update on Mavericks star
No. According to Shams Charania, Anthony Davis doesn't need any surgery after a second opinion from a doctor. The ESPN journalist tweeted:
“Dallas' Anthony Davis will not require surgery on his injured hand after a second opinion with specialist Dr. Steven Shin in Los Angeles on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated in six weeks, league sources tell ESPN.”
Earlier, it was told that his injury was significant enough to require surgical repair. But a second opinion has now changed everything. The recovery process would have stretched across multiple months following the surgery. Meanwhile, hand ligament injuries typically require extended rehab to regain strength and stability.
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