""A.D. is day to day," Kidd said before practice at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico without getting into specifics."
""It is going to be day to day," said Davis. "But I feel better that is for sure.""
""It is something incredible for the Mavs organization to come so many times. It show how important is Mexico and it is great to bring enjoyment to the fans," Kidd said."
Anthony Davis suffered a lower-leg injury in the first quarter of the game against the Indiana Pacers and his availability for the Mavericks' Mexico City game is uncertain. Davis traveled with the team and attended practice while coach Jason Kidd described his status as day-to-day without specifics. Davis said he feels better but remained day-to-day. The Mavericks' frontcourt depth is thin with Derek Lively II out for two games with a sprained knee and Daniel Gafford sidelined by an ankle injury from training camp. The Mavericks will face the Pistons at Arena Ciudad de Mexico, marking Dallas' fourth regular-season game in Mexico City and the 15th NBA regular-season game in the city overall.
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