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The Los Angeles Lakers traded Anthony Davis before this contract standoff happened, but he is healthy and already making a massive impact on the Wizards.

Tyler Watts of Lake Show Life argues that Anthony Davis is creating an expensive contract dilemma for the Washington Wizards after strong preseason performances. Davis is entering the final guaranteed season of his contract and reportedly seeks an extension near his $275 million maximum. Watts contends that the Los Angeles Lakers successfully avoided this looming standoff by previously trading Davis in the package to acquire superstar Luka Doncic.
The article highlights that while the 33-year-old big man remains an elite two-way player, his extensive injury history makes a long-term maximum deal risky. With Washington having extended Trae Young and possessing young talent on rookie deals, committing over $68 million annually to Davis complicates their cap space, leaving the Wizards with no easy choice.
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