Mavericks get 3 players back from COVID-19 quarantine
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DALLAS - The Dallas Mavericks expect to have three crucial players back on the court Wednesday against Utah.
Forwards Dorian Finney-Smith, Josh Richardson and Dwight Powell missed several games after they tested positive for COVID-19.
They’re back with the team after spending a lot of time quarantined in a hotel room.
"When I tested positive, just sitting there waiting to see what symptoms I'm going to get was the most anxious I was cause they're telling you how you're supposed to feel and you're just sitting there waiting for something to happen. So I would say that would be the toughest thing. You know, I really didn't feel too bad, kinda like a bad cold," Finney-Smith said.
Mavs forward Maxi Kleber remains on the team’s COVID-19 list.
He has not played in 18 days and there’s no word on when he might be cleared to return.