Mavericks big man Anthony Davis joined an elite group of players tonight when he recorded a block against the Chicago Bulls that marked the 1,800th of his career. The future Hall-of-Famer known for his ability to play both sides of the ball continues to add to his legacy by racking up stats,

The Dallas Mavericks and Chicago Bulls will be facing off today in a crucial game for both sides. Both teams are fighting for their playoff lives, making this game important for multiple reasons. The Mavericks enter this game with a record of 36-38,

Gilbert Arenas shared a unique perspective on why the Dallas Mavericks shouldn’t rush Anthony Davis back from injury. While the Mavs’ title hopes for this season appear all but over, Arenas took notice of Davis’ return.

Will likely play against Chicago

Davis provided 15 points (5-19 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 4-7 FT), seven rebounds, two assists and one steal over 29 minutes during Thursday's 101-92 win over Orlando. Davis didn't have his best shooting performance in this game,

Before taking a look at why Mavericks fans shouldn't be upset about the decision — and to be fair there are many fans who are excited about Davis' return — let's see what the star forward had to say about the situation.

Anthony Davis pushed to get back on the court in Dallas. From the outside, there were a lot of calls to shut him down, especially with Kyrie Irving out for the season with a torn ACL — why not tank, try and get a better draft seeding and hope for another Dereck Lively II-style pick up? — but Davis wanted to be back on the court.

In the midst of the baffling Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade between the Mavericks and Lakers, many pundits, fans, and analysts reacted strongly to all aspects of the swap. Most, however, focused on Doncic's feelings about being spurned by an organization for which he gave his entire career up to that point.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks shook up the NBA world when they agreed on a trade deal that involved Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis. The Mavericks made the decision to move on from Doncic before he had even entered his prime, leaving many scratching their heads.