Brad Davis
Mavericks floor general and original assist leader
Brad Davis (basketball) (born 1955), American basketball player who spent the bulk of his NBA career with the Dallas Mavericks
- Role
- Shooting Guard / Point Guard
- Affiliation
- Dallas Mavericks (primary), Indiana Pacers, Phoenix Suns
- First Appears
- 1977–78 NBA season (with the Phoenix Suns)
- Status
- Retired Legend
- Notable Record
- Longtime Mavericks leader in assists; never played for the Charlotte Hornets
Lore & Background
Brad Davis is an American basketball player born in 1955, best known for his 11 seasons with the Dallas Mavericks, where he became the franchise's original assist king. He never played for the Charlotte Hornets, who joined the NBA in 1988–89.
In Their Own Story
There is no story in the source about Brad Davis. The narrative provided in the text centers on Bobby Phills' tragic death in a car accident on January 12, 2000, and the team's subsequent performance under coach Paul Silas. Any account of Brad Davis dribbling at the top of the key or interacting with Muggsy Bogues is absent from this specific source.
Reader's Guide
Brad Davis is a former professional basketball player.
Did You Know?
- Brad Davis played in the NBA for the Dallas Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, and Phoenix Suns.
- He was not a member of the Charlotte Hornets; the Hornets' all-time leading scorer is Kemba Walker (or Dell Curry for the original era).
- Davis retired in 1992 after a distinguished career with the Mavericks, never appearing in a Hornets uniform.
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