Anthony Davis Lands on the Injury Report Again Because Time is a Flat Circle
Anthony Davis is listed as questionable for Friday's game against the Hawks with an ankle injury, adding another chapter to his extensive medical history and leaving bettors in limbo.
HotTakes Editorial TeamUpdated 1 min read
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Death, taxes, and Anthony Davis landing on the injury report. The Washington Wizards big man is officially listed as questionable for Friday night with an ankle issue, adding yet another line item to a medical history that reads like a WebMD fever dream.
If you are holding a ticket on any Wizards game lines or Davis player props, you already know the drill. You are now at the mercy of the pregame shootaround, waiting to see if a minor tweak is just routine maintenance or a reason to completely blow up your fantasy lineup.
"Underdog NBA reported that Davis is questionable for Friday with an ankle issue."
The Wizards are currently sitting at a perfectly average 4-4 in the Eastern Conference standings. They desperately need their star forward on the floor against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday, especially considering how much better their rotation looks when he is actually available to play.
But availability has been the ultimate punchline for Davis lately. Just last season, he managed to play a grand total of 20 games during a brutal 38-game stretch, dealing with everything from a detached retina to calf strains and groin spasms. At this point, his medical chart is thicker than a vintage phone book.
Trying to handicap a game involving Davis is an extreme sport. You can crunch the numbers on his 20-point scoring average all you want, but none of that math matters if he decides his ankle needs a night off 45 minutes before tipoff.
Keep a close eye on the final injury report heading into Friday evening. If Davis sits, expect the betting lines to shift hard toward the Atlanta Hawks, leaving the Washington Wizards scrambling to fill a massive void in the paint.
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Washington Wizards are currently 4-4 in the Eastern Conference.
Davis averaged roughly 20.4 points per game last season.
Davis played just 20 games during a 38-game stretch last season due to various injuries.
What's next
Bettors and fans will have to wait for the pregame shootaround in Atlanta to see if Davis actually suits up or if the lines shift heavily against Washington.

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