The Mavericks provided an Anthony Davis injury update ahead of Sunday night's game against the Trail Blazers in Dallas.

During a recent game, Anthony Davis and the Mavericks staff confronted the referees during a timeout after a controversial challenge.

Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis is making good progress in his recovery from a left calf strain, according to the team. He was recently reevaluated after missing eight games and will be reassessed again in seven to ten days.

The Dallas Mavericks are dealing with more than just losses this season. With a 3-7 record and little going right, the team desperately needs its star forward, Anthony Davis, back on the court.

Davis will miss at least seven-to-10 more days while rehabbing from a calf injury, the team announced Sunday, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. Davis has been sidelined since leaving the first quarter of an Oct. 29 matchup with the Indiana Pacers with what the team described at the time as left lower leg soreness.

Anthony Davis and Dereck Lively II received injury updates for the Mavericks' game on Friday night against the Clippers.

The Mavericks may be without Anthony Davis once again. After missing eight straight games with a left calf strain, the All-Star big man has officially been listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Nine months after executing the disastrous trade that sent Luka Dončić to the Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a first-round pick, the Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday.

For about three glorious quarters after the Luka Doncic trade, it seemed like everything might be okay. Anthony Davis’ debut for the Dallas Mavericks was electric, but the magic faded even before it ended.

Anthony Davis is listed as questionable on the injury report as the Dallas Mavericks are set to face the Milwaukee Bucks.

Anthony Davis has become a fixture on the sidelines—perhaps too much of one. He’s missed nine consecutive games, including Sunday night’s matchup against Portland, with more absences expected.