The Golden State Warriors remain interested in Anthony Davis, but Washington's latest asking price may be too expensive—even for a franchise looking to maximize Stephen Curry's championship window.

Anthony Davis has sold his Southern California home over a year after his trade from the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Golden State Warriors will have to pay an enormous amount if they hope to acquire Anthony Davis from the Wizards.

The Washington Wizards have publicly insisted that Anthony Davis is part of their long-term plans. GM Will Dawkins recently said the organization wants AD at the Capital and plans to discuss a contract extension once he becomes eligible in August.

After acquiring Deandre Ayton from the Los Angeles Lakers this week, the Washington Wizards are still planning to enter the 2026-27 season with Anthony Davis on their roster.

The Golden State Warriors will have to trade Jimmy Butler and tons of draft capital for Anthony Davis, but perhaps not for Joel Embiid.

Another symbol of Anthony Davis' chapter in Los

The Washington Wizards have three words ready for Anthony Davis trade suitors: We're not interested. We have four words to send back the Wizards' way: You sure about that? While the Wizards are signaling "no interest in trading" Davis and are reportedly "not listening to offers for him,

Washington Wizards superstar center Anthony Davis has been a popular name in trade talks over the past few days.