Mavericks' Anthony Davis 'making good progress,' will miss another 2 weeks with left adductor strain

Anthony Davis will miss a further two weeks as he deals with a left adductor strain suffered during a Feb. 8 game against the Houston Rockets.

The Dallas Mavericks forward/center played 30:57 in that game against the Rockets, scoring 26 points and grabbing 16 rebounds in his debut with the Mavericks. Davis exited the court under his own power, but in clear discomfort, and never returned after being announced as doubtful.

The next day Dallas announced Davis would miss "multiple" weeks with the injury.

On Thursday, the Mavericks announced that while Davis was making "good progress," he will be re-evaluated in two weeks.

The Mavericks won two of their final three games without Davis before the NBA All-Star break and will resume their season on Friday against the New Orleans Pelicans. With 26 games remaining in the regular season, Dallas sits eighth in the Western Conference with a 30-26 record.