Anthony Davis has requested a trade from N.O. Update: AD to Lakers for Lonzo, Ingram, Hart & 3 picks

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So his list is basically the Lakers and a bunch of teams he knows have no chance to trade for him except if the Knicks somehow get the 1st pick.


There's always 3 team deals. The narrative may change if he doesn't get traded Thursday
 

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Won't be shocked if he only chose Milwaukee because it's close to chicago(and of course milwaukee is a contender)
 

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So he’s going to the Lakers still this is a bunch of nothing

If I were the Pelicans I think I would have taken the Porzingis plus the pick deal
for AD over what the Lakers can give
 

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So Milwaukee can't do it, the Clippers trade package isn't as good as the Lakers, and somehow the Knicks are on the list after they just traded their best asset.

These nikkas ain't slick smh. He can go be the Cajun Kevin Love with Bron in LA and take all the blame when they lose.
 

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So he’s going to the Lakers still this is a bunch of nothing

If I were the Pelicans I think I would have taken the Porzingis plus the pick deal
for AD over what the Lakers can give

Porzingis was going to sign the QO in New York, what do you think he would have done if traded to the f'ing Pelicans?
 

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The New Orleans Pelicans have been made aware of an extended list of teams beyond the Lakers and Knicks that All-Star center Anthony Davis would stay long-term upon a trade, league sources told ESPN.



One source with knowledge of the list called it a "handful" of teams.

The list doesn't include the Boston Celtics, league sources said. The Celtics are unable to trade for Davis until July 1 as long as Kyrie Irving is on the team's roster.

The Milwaukee Bucks are one of the teams on Davis' new extended list, league sources tell ESPN. Milwaukee hasn't inquired about a Davis trade, sources say, and its roster composition does make the pathway to a trade extremely difficult.

This turn of events could be an opening to help spur the Pelicans to find a deal for Davis prior to Thursday's trade deadline, league sources said. The Knicks don't have the assets to make a trade for Davis now, and the Lakers and Pelicans have yet to gain traction in talks.

This appears to be an effort on the part of Davis and his agent, Rich Paul of Klutch Sports, to facilitate a deal prior to Thursday's 3 p.m. ET deadline, and spare a prolonged stay into the offseason for Davis with the franchise.

Davis, who requested a trade a week ago, can't become a free agent until July of 2020. He informed the Pelicans that he wouldn't sign a five-year, $239M super max contract.
 
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