Davis is under contract for $40.6 million next season, with an early termination option (essentially a player option) for the 2024-25 season for $43.2 million. Come August, the Lakers can offer Davis an extension of up to three years, $167 million (approximately, it would depend on the official salary cap numbers).

Anthony Davis is unlikely to get a long-term extension from the Lakers this summer ahead of his possible free agency in 2024.

Although Anthony Davis is a dominant big man and a generational talent, he has become something of a polarizing figure among Los Angeles Lakers fans. He is injury-prone, which has made him a lightning rod for criticism,

The Brow could be inked to a lucrative contract extension this summer. Ever since being flipped to LA from the New Orleans Pelicans in the summer of 2019, Los Angeles Lakers center Anthony Davis has been his team's defensive fulcrum.

While the 30-year-old Davis has certainly been a key ingredient to L.A.’s formula in recent years, NBA insider Dave McMenamin isn’t so sure that the team is going to be interested in giving Davis

Davis has a contract that runs through the 2023-2024 season, but does has a $43.2M player-option for the 2024-2025 season. He is eligible to sign an extension with Los Angeles this August but there are those that don't believe the Lakers should do so.