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Anthony Davis Will Carry An Injury for the Remainder of his Career
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Heavy Sports
Although it never cost him any time on the court, Dallas Mavericks big man Anthony Davis suffered an injury back in April that he will be required to manage for the remainder of his career.
Davis suffered an injury to his right eye during a game back on April 2, when his teammate Daniel Gafford inadvertently elbowed him in his eye, causing a detached retina.
Later came Horace Grant, whose goggles were famous visual accessories during the championship banners he helped the Chicago Bulls raise in the 1990s.
Unlike Kareem or Stoudemire, Grant did not suffer an injury to get his eyewear; instead, he was near-sighted and used prescription lenses.
Mavericks Need Him At Full HealthAlready dogged by a career full of injury – playing only 787 regular season games in a 13-season career – Davis needs to manage everything manageable to prolong his career.