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,

Nick Wright can't believe the Los Angeles Lakers would drag their feet on a long-term extension for Anthony Davis, but that's reportedly what's happening. The organization is still weighing whether to extend AD over the summer,

We take a look at the contract extension the Los Angeles Lakers can offer Anthony Davis this offseason and what it means moving forward.

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 eligible for a three-year contract extension this offseason, but NBA Insider Dave McMenamin doesn’t think he’ll get extended by LA. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe debate if they would extend AD.

In a recent conversation with Jorge Sedano and Scott Kaplan's "Sedano & Kap" ESPN 710 AM radio show, the Worldwide Leader's Lakers beat reporter Dave McMenamin speculated that Los Angeles was going to avoid a costly extension on the injury-prone big man.

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