According to Marc Stein, Anthony Davis and the Dallas Mavericks will consider all treatment options for his latest injury. This ranges from rehab to surgery to repair the adductor strain.

Sunday night, reports came out that Davis was set to miss up to a month. Now, Stein, along with others, are spearheading reports that the 31-year-old might need surgery.

Overall, the team and Davis will focus their discussions on treatment without surgery. The surgery option will be discussed and decided upon by Monday.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Commissioner Adam Silver has formally announced Giannis Antetokounmpo’s replacement as outstanding guard Trae Young.

Due to Antetokounmpo being sidelined through All-Star weekend with a calf injury, Silver had to make an on-the-fly adjustment and select a new player. While it isn’t Milwaukee’s superstar, Young is still a phenomenal pick.

Right now, the 26-year-old is leading the league in assists (11.4) and is averaging 23.5 points per game. Young was considered a snub in this year’s All-Star selection.

With him added to the weekend, this will be Young’s fourth All-Star appearance in seven seasons.

The East’s replacement has been resolved, as the West’s replacement is expected to be announced soon by Silver. Anthony Davis was selected to participate in the game, but suffering a strained adductor in his Mavericks debut game has soured that opportunity.

According to the Los Angeles Lakers, they have rescinded their trade with the Charlotte Hornets featuring Mark Williams and Dalton Knecht.

Reports revealed that Charlotte’s side was a “failure to satisfy a condition of the trade.” Williams did fail his physical, but it wasn’t for his back. Even though it wasn’t his back, Los Angeles did find multiple issues.

Knecht will return to the Lakers, and Williams will return to the Hornets. The official trade was Knecht, Cam Reddish, a 2031 first-rounder, and a pick swap for Charlotte’s Williams.

With the rookie returning to his original team, the Lakers will need to clear a spot for him to be able to rejoin.

Los Angeles will now need to find a new center but cannot access the full buyout market due to being a first apron team; players who were previously making more than the midlevel exception can’t sign with the Lakers.

The available free agents are JaVale McGee, Mo Bamba, Daniel Theis, Chimezie Metu, and Damian Jones. It is unclear whether the Lakers and Dwight Howard would want a reunion.