Anthony Davis, now with the Washington Wizards following his February 2026 acquisition from the Mavericks, faces limited near-term trade risk that aligns with the 95% implied probability he remains in place. The Wizards have signaled intent to retain the 33-year-old All-Star by scheduling contract-extension talks during the 2026-27 season after he became eligible in August, pairing him with Trae Young and young frontcourt talent like Alex Sarr to build Eastern Conference contention as early as 2027. While Davis’s extensive injury history—including hand and groin issues that limited prior playing time—introduces roster uncertainty, official reports emphasize evaluation over relocation, and no active suitors have emerged to challenge Washington’s plans. This recent stability and long-term roster fit underpin trader consensus against another move before the following campaign.