Anthony Davis’s 81.5% implied probability of remaining with the Washington Wizards through the start of the 2026-27 season reflects the team’s clear commitment following his February 2026 acquisition from Dallas. Washington has prioritized a four-year, roughly $275 million extension eligible in early August, with general manager Will Dawkins publicly backing Davis as a defensive anchor alongside Trae Young and 2026 No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa. Earlier spring speculation about a quick flip has quieted as the Wizards focus on roster continuity around their young core rather than additional trades. Davis’s limited 2025-26 availability due to hand ligament damage has not altered the front office’s stance, and no competing suitors have gained traction while extension talks advance.