Jason Kidd told reporters the Mavericks planned to rest Davis for the second leg of their back-to-back in Los Angeles.

Both the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Clippers may be without multiple key players in Saturday night's matchup.

It's been a few weeks since Nico Harrison was fired as the Dallas Mavericks' general manager, but it's been almost a month since we've seen Anthony Davis take the floor for the Mavs. He's dealt with a calf strain that has kept him out since he went down against the Indiana Pacers on October 30th, costing him the last 14 games.

With Dallas no longer able to advance out of its group after the loss to Los Angeles, the NBA announced two additions to the Mavs’ schedule. The Mavericks are set for a pair of regular season matchups against the Nets and Jazz, a pair of teams that also have been eliminated from the NBA Cup.

The Dallas Mavericks are off to a rough 5-14 start, and with injuries piling up, trade rumors have begun to swirl. However, despite the team’s struggles and external noise, the front office has reportedly made its position clear on one key player: Kyrie Irving is not on the trading block.

The Dallas Mavericks lost 129-119 to the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night, as Luka Doncic torched his former team for 35 points and 11 assists. The stars were out and about in this game, but the Mavericks' point guard rotation was one of the bigger talking points of the night.

Entering the Los Angeles Lakers ’ game against the Dallas Mavericks, all eyes were on Anthony Davis returning to LA for the first time since the February trade, and Luka Doncic facing his former team for the third time. While Doncic delivered 35 points, 11 rebounds and five assists, it was Lakers guard Austin Reaves who stole the spotlight.