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Anthony Davis Seeks Max-Level Deal, Wizards Unlikely To Offer It

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  • Anthony Davis Seeks Max-Level Deal, Wizards Unlikely To Offer It

    The Washington Wizards are unlikely to be willing to sign Anthony Davis to a contract at or near the maximum, according to The Athletic. Other NBA teams widely know that Davis wants a max-level type of contract on his next deal. Davis holds a $62.8 million player option for 2027-28. If he declines it, he becomes eligible for a four-year extension through 2030-31 worth up to $275 million. Davis turns 34 in March and he has topped 62 regular-season games just once in the last eight years, which...

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  • Wizards unlikely to offer Anthony Davis a max extension - TalkBasket.net

    Anthony Davis and the Washington Wizards are entering the season saying the right things about their partnership, but a long-term commitment between the two sides remains far from certain. According to David Aldridge and Josh Robbins of The Athletic, there is “almost no chance” Washington gives Davis the maximum-salary extension he is seeking, with his […] The post Wizards unlikely to offer Anthony Davis a max extension appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

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  • Anthony Davis’ Wizards Future In Doubt With Max Extension Considered Highly Unlikely - Fadeaway World

    The Wizards reportedly have almost no chance of giving Anthony Davis a max extension, potentially setting up another blockbuster trade.

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