The Washington Wizards will play the Oklahoma City Thunder on the road in the second of a back-to-back on Saturday. Wizards star Anthony Davis has played well while on the floor, but he is currently dealing with a right ankle…

Washington Wizards star Anthony Davis is listed as questionable for Saturday night's road matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right ankle sprain. Davis was ruled out of Friday's 139-132 defeat to the Atlanta Hawks, leaving his status uncertain for the second half of the back-to-back set.
Davis is one of six Wizards players listed on the injury report, with Reece Beekman, Justin Champagnie, Tristan Vukcevic, Jamir Watkins, and Felix Okpara all ruled out. The Thunder will also be significantly shorthanded, with Chet Holmgren, Thomas Sorber, Cason Wallace, Jalen Williams, Jaylin Williams, and Nikola Topic sidelined.
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