Anthony Davis retina peeled off! He was stabbed in the eye 3 degrees last season, and he has been treated with a knife

Davis, a star who was traded to the Mavericks at the beginning of this year, has been reported to have undergone retinal dissection repair surgery and is expected to fully recover before the start of the autumn training camp.

With Irving's absence for most of the season due to an ACL torn, Thick Eyebrow will have to shoulder more offensive and defensive responsibilities.

Davis' eye problems can be traced back to when he was still playing for the Lakers in November last year. When blocking Raptors center Pertel's slam dunk, his left eye was accidentally poked and left the court. On March 16 this year, the corner of his eye was injured by Warriors Jackson Davis, which was confirmed to be a corneal abrasion. In April, he was poked into his left eye again, missing a game for this, which eventually led to retinal damage and must undergo surgical treatment. After moving to the Mavericks in the middle of the season, Davis scored 26 points, 16 rebounds, 7 assists in the first game, and had an all-around data with 3 blocks, but he interrupted his pace again due to a groin injury. He missed 18 consecutive games, only 9 games for Dallas in the whole season, plus two playoffs, a total of 11 games, of which he averaged 33.5 points and 9 rebounds per game in the playoffs, showing the value of a superstar.

With Irving's torn ACL, he will not have the chance to return as early as next year, and Davis will definitely have to shoulder more offensive and defensive responsibilities. The Mavericks just signed Duke genius Flag in the draft, adding hope to the future.