NBA insider Chris Haynes reports Davis won't play the rest of the season. It's due to a combination of a hand and a groin injury, writes Haynes. The plan for Davis is "to get fully healthy for the 2026-27 season."

Anthony Davis has yet to make his debut for the Washington Wizards following a midseason trade. The Wizards acquired Davis from the Dallas Mavericks on Feb. 5 in a major trade that reshaped their roster.

Washington Wizards center Anthony Davis is not expected to play the rest of the season, NBA TV reports. According to the report, Davis will use the time off to get fully healthy for the 2026-27 season.

Davis, who is dealing with hand and groin issues, shared his first thoughts about his new team since being traded by the Mavericks

Trae Young was traded to the Washington Wizards by the Atlanta Hawks but is yet to suit up for the Capital as he is still dealing with a knee injury.

This is unsurprising news since he was traded to a Washington team trying to tank to keep its top-eight protected pick.

The situation was clarified in an update from Chris Haynes, outlining the Wizards’ plan for their veteran big man. According to the report, “Washington Wizards star Anthony Davis (hand, groin) expected to sit out the remainder of the season to fully ...

It's been a whirlwind period of reporting when it comes to Anthony Davis' latest injury, but it might have just given the Golden State Warriors an unlikely point of leverage in a potential Michael Porter Jr. trade. Despite previous suggestions that Davis ...