Sources: Mavericks center Lively has foot surgery
Briefly

Dereck Lively II has had surgery to remove bone spurs in his right foot and is anticipated to be fit for training camp in September. He previously missed over two months due to a stress fracture in his right ankle, contributing to injury struggles early in his NBA career. With only 91 regular season games played in his first two seasons, Lively is expected to join a strong frontcourt for the Dallas Mavericks next season, which features notable players like Anthony Davis and Cooper Flagg.
Dereck Lively II has successfully undergone surgery to address bone spurs in his right foot, with expectations to return in time for training camp in September.
Lively's injury history has impacted his early NBA career, as he has played in just 91 regular season games across his first two seasons.
After missing over two months due to a stress fracture in his right ankle last season, Lively faces a potential renaissance with a strong lineup for the next season.
Dallas Mavericks are bolstering their frontcourt with various talents including Lively, Anthony Davis, Daniel Gafford, P.J. Washington, and top draft pick Cooper Flagg.
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