Pelicans head coach Alvin Gentry brushes off questions regarding Anthony Davis, opens up about the Pelicans' season, then walks away to end his media session. (0:47)

NEW ORLEANS -- An MRI on Pelicans star Anthony Davis' left shoulder Thursday night revealed a muscle contusion but "nothing too bad," a source told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne.

Davis was injured in the final second of the first half during Thursday's 131-122 win over the Thunder, when he crashed into Oklahoma City's Nerlens Noel, committing a foul while trying to block Noel's shot. Davis did not return to the bench after halftime and left Smoothie King Center with agent Rich Paul during the game to get an MRI.

A source told Shelburne that Davis will head to Charlotte, North Carolina -- site of Sunday's All-Star Game -- and get treatment on the shoulder over the next few days. Davis will see how he feels before deciding whether he can play Sunday.

New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry, who informed reporters after Tuesday's blowout loss to the Orlando Magic that he was done discussing the drama resulting from Davis' trade request, praised his players for pulling out the win amid a tumultuous past couple of weeks.

"I'm happy for all of them," Gentry said after the Pelicans handed the Thunder only their second loss during Russell Westbrook's record streak of 11 consecutive triple-doubles. "Because to tell you the truth, this whole thing has been a dumpster fire. ... We want guys to be professional and we want them to do this, but it's hard for guys to go through what they've been through. And to be able to come out and beat a team of that quality, I'm happy for all the guys. I just thought they did a great job."

Asked if it bothered him that Davis left the building, Gentry repeated that he was "happy for the guys that played the game and we won."