Just 368 days after first acquiring him, the Dallas Mavericks are reportedly shipping out 10-time All-Star big man Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards for a fairly respectable draft haul.
Shams Charania of ESPN reports that the Mavericks are sending Washington a trade package centered around Davis, Jaden Hardy, and little-used guards D’Angelo Russell and Dante Exum in exchange for the contract of former three-time All-Star wing Khris Middleton, Marvin Bagley III, Malaki Branham, two first-round draft picks and three second-round selections.
It’s a truly bizarre deal for Washington, which already has second-year center Alex Sarr looking like a rising young 3-and-D option. Still, Davis now joins another cast-aside multi-time All-Star in heliocentric point guard Trae Young to create what could be a fascinating collective next season.
Although Davis’ hometown Chicago Bulls had been floated as a potential landing spot, at the end of the day our Bulls only got involved second-hand.
Per Charania, the returning picks package is as follows: a 2026 first-round pick from the Oklahoma City Thunder, a protected first in 2030 from the Golden State Warriors, and seconds from the Phoenix Suns in 2026, the Bulls in ’27, and the Houston Rockets in ’29.
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