Plays “FREE”, dominated by Anthony Davis as Mavericks Top Hawks

Dallas – Anthony Davis limited his most complicated power of VA Dallas Mavericks uniform with the sequence that depicted its two-way brilliance to close 120-118 victories on Wednesday evening Atlanta Hawks.

Davis scored a basket that rode, riding a float above Atlanta Package 3.4 seconds left. Hawks Star Guard hit the Davis time limit Trae Young On the switch, he forced the firmly attacked step -out 3, who could not draw iron on the buzzer.

“To be closer and two -way player like Anthony, we all gather around him,” shoots Mavs Stráž Mavs Klay Thompson said. “We’re going as it goes. He’s obviously our best player, so he did what he was supposed to do. It was incredible.”

Davis ended with 34 points, 15 rebounds and 5 blocks in 30 minutes when Mavs moved 1½ games before Sacramento Kings In what was a stunning battle of the right to host the Western conference 9-10 Her-in Games.

It was Davis’s first dominant performance since his debut Dallas on February 8, when he had 26 points, 16 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 blocks in 31 minutes before the tense left aductor suffered at the next six weeks.

“That’s what he is,” MAVS Guard Spencer Dinwiddie said. “I hope Dallas will see a lot, both for the city and his own. … Apparently he wants to bear this team. He wants to play.”

Davis tried to find his groove in his first four games back from the injury, average 14.3 points and 6.8 rebounds in 28.5 minutes before the Hawks match.

“It’s just a mental obstacle that allows my body to be only free,” said Davis, who received four stitches over the right eye after caught an unintentional elbow from a teammate Daniel Gafford At the end of the first quarter of the center. “Even though I was without pain and I had no problems, I always had a burst and then I started thinking about it. I just devised my mind after my nap, I just played and only anything happens.

Mavs Center Dereck Lively II He returned on Wednesday and played for the first time since he suffered a fracture of stress in the right ankle in January. It was the second game of Gafford’s backup center since returning from a sprained knee. Big men joined for 15 points and 11 rebounds in 36 minutes.

“We know how dominant we can be when we are healthy and available,” Davis said. “It’s just about going out and enforcing our dominance.”