Anthony Davis Health, Injury Updates & History

He's missed one game this season with what was described as a bruised left heel that could also be plantar fasciitis which has been a lingering issue for Davis, additionally, he exited Sunday's game with a left eye injury after he was poked during a block attempt, despite his reputation, Davis has been relatively healthy the last two seasons and neither injury appears to be serious but he will continue to be monitored

Played without restrictions against the Pelicans on Tuesday after noting his lower back locked up on Sunday in the previous contest.

Davis stated he intends to play against the Pelicans on Tuesday in the Play-In Tournament after noting his lower back locked up on Sunday when he was shoved from behind late in the Lakers win over the Pelicans.

Left Sunday's game after aggravating the left eye injury he originally suffered in mid-March - should be available Tuesday against the Warriors as long as swelling is mild

Back and playing full minutes despite left eye corneal abrasion in mid-March - should not be an issue down the stretch

Suffered left eye corneal abrasion in first-quarter collision on Saturday - eye reportedly swelled shut but team is optimistic he can play Monday against the Atlanta Hawks

Suffered left eye corneal abrasion in first-quarter collision - eye reportedly swelled shut - unlikely to play Monday against the Atlanta Hawks but unlikely to be a long-term issue - team medical staff likely to use dye to check for scratch on the cornea

Questionable for the Celtics game on Feb 1 with Achilles and hip concerns. Will need to monitor practice and warmups to confirm availability.

Davis has been ruled out for the game against the Hawks on Jan 30 due to bilateral Achilles tendinopathy and a left hip spasm. The next Lakers game is Thursday in Boston.

Has a minor left ankle sprain / bone bruise, but continuing to play through.