Anthony Davis stats tonight: How did the Mavericks star fare against the Raptors (April 11)?

With the Dallas Mavericks' season winding down, Anthony Davis is making the most of his team's remaining games. After a lengthy layoff following an abdominal injury, the 10-time All-Star is looking to make up for lost time and end the season on a positive note.

On Friday, the Mavericks took on the Toronto Raptors as they looked to build momentum headling to the play-in as the 10th seed.

When the dust settled in the American Airlines Center, the Mavericks came out on top with a 124-102 win. Davis, who had a sensational game, finished with a triple-double of 23 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists, and seven blocks.

After missing his first few shots (including some that were blocked by Raptors defenders), Davis got his scoring going in the opening quarter by staying aggressive and getting baskets in the paint.

As the Mavericks blew the game wide open in the second quarter, Davis picked up both his scoring and playmaking, setting up his teammates to pick up buckets while also upping his production.

Davis' effort also carried over to the rebounding department, leading all players in boards collected. Davis had a field day in terms of rim protection, deterring the Raptors from getting too many easy points in the paint.

AD's performance on both ends of the floor is a positive sign for a Mavericks team looking to bounce back from a turbulent two-month period following the blockbuster Luka Doncic trade.

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The victory on Friday night was doubly sweet for Davis, as he picked up his first triple-double for the Mavericks.

Davis, of course, is looking to achieve more than individual accolades, as he is determined to lead the Mavericks on deep playoff runs. This upcoming postseason will be a steep climb, though, as the Mavs will have to win two play-in games to officially enter the playoffs.