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Anthony Davis to rest injured Achilles; no rupture

The Lakers' star underwent an MRI on Monday and will be reevaluated when he returns to Los Angeles.

ANGELES (AP) — Forward Anthony Davis’ injured Achilles tendon is not ruptured, and he will be reevaluated when the Los Angeles Lakers return from their road trip.

The defending NBA champions made the announcement Monday after an MRI exam for Davis, who is out indefinitely. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, Davis is expected to be reevaluated in 2-3 weeks.

Power Rankings, Week 9: Jazz jump Lakers for No. 1 spot; Suns enter Top 5

The Utah Jazz had been pretty healthy. Through Feb. 5, their top nine guys had missed a total of eight games, four from Joe Ingles and two each from Donovan Mitchell and Derrick Favors. That had earned their 18-5 record at that point, but compared to other teams, they had been lucky in regard to health.

Then they lost Mike Conley, the guy who, at the time, led the league in on-off differential, with the Jazz having been 23.6 points per 100 possessions better with him on the floor (+17.7) than they’d been with him off the floor (-5.9). And a hamstring issue has had Conley out each of the last four games.

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Games played

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TEAMS

Player

Position

Final

asad

12

asd

23