In the wake of Anthony Davis opting to let his injured wrist heal on its own rather than undergo surgery, the next step for the 10-time All-Star will be seeing if he remains on the Dallas Mavericks after the Feb.

This midseason trade window belongs to Anthony Davis. Moved or not, the Dallas Mavericks’ big man has taken center stage.

AD's trade market is dwindling after a recent injury, but there's one landing spot that makes sense for both sides

The Dallas Mavericks have a lot of motivation to move on from star forward Anthony Davis. Besides him being the primary return for the worst trade in NBA history, the one that sent Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, he can't stay healthy, and his salary is too large for a team that projects to be a second-round team next year.

Initial reports claimed that Davis was probably going to have to undergo surgery. Then, ESPN insider Shams Charania dismissed his previous report by stating that he wouldn’t have to go under the knife. That’s why, amid all the speculation about his health and his future, Davis took to social media to take a not-so-subtle jab at the media.

The Chicago Bulls have tried very hard to compete for playoff spots in the last few years. Yet, they have not built the roster with great players. The current roster has only been good enough to see the team win enough games to make the play-in. Right now ...

The Dallas Mavericks wanted to build a championship-winning team around Anthony Davis. But since he arrived in Texas, things have gone downhill.