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The Anthony Davis Trade Between Mavericks and Wizards Could See One More Surprise

 


The Dallas Mavericks didn't surprise the NBA by trading Anthony Davis, but they did surprise everyone by sending him to the Washington Wizards. It was time for the Mavericks to move on, considering Davis had played in just 29 regular-season games since arriving in Dallas just over a year ago.

The full terms of the trade look like this: Anthony Davis, D'Angelo Russell, Jaden Hardy, and Dante Exum to the Wizards for Khris Middleton, Malaki Branham, AJ Johnson, Marvin Bagley III, a 2026 first-round pick (via OKC), a top-20 2030 first-round pick (via GSW, become second-rounder if it doesn't convey), and three second-round picks in 2026, 2027, and 2029. But it hasn't been finalized yet. Why?

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