Anthony Davis Stats Tonight: How did Mavericks star fare against OKC Thunder? (Oct. 6) | 2025 Preseason. [photo: Imagn]
Anthony Davis and the Dallas Mavericks opened their preseason Monday with a matchup against the OKC Thunder. The retooled Mavs, which included Cooper Flagg, the 2025 No. 1 pick, tested their progress against the defending champs. With several key OKC contributors sidelined, Dallas entered as a slight favorite.
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Davis scored the first points of the game with a dunk off a nifty pass from former LA Lakers teammate D’Angelo Russell. AD added a 3-pointer a few minutes later behind another assist from Russell. After a fast start, Mavs coach Jason Kidd sent in Jaden Hardy midway through the first quarter to relieve Davis.
AD returned with roughly two minutes left to help his team take a 29-20 lead. He contributed five points, five rebounds and one assist.
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Cooper Flagg, Max Christie and P.J. Washington allowed Davis to take a backseat on offense in the second quarter. The Mavs' two-way dominance allowed them to take a 66-40 halftime lead.
Player
PTS
REB
AST
STL
BLK
TO
FG
3-PT FG
FT
+/-
Anthony Davis
7
7
1
0
2
1
3-5
1-2
0-0
+4
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