Anthony Davis’s journey from an under-the-radar high school player to NBA stardom is a testament to perseverance and dedication. Despite facing early obstacles and limited resources, he remained undeterred in his pursuit of success.

When Anthony Davis arrived in Los Angeles back in 2019, he made his preference for the power forward position clear. "I like playing the 4. I'm not even going to sugarcoat it. I like playing the 4," Davis said at his introductory Lakers press conference.

J.J. Redick inherited the Lakers catch-22 situation: Anthony Davis is by far the Lakers' best center, but Anthony Davis doesn't want to play the five full-time.

Anthony Davis has almost exclusively played at the 5 for the Lakers the last two seasons, but he wants to get back to playing the 4 spot at times.

Getty Los Angeles Lakers NBA basketball team general manager Rob Pelinka (L) talks to the media with Anthony Davis. Anthony Davis sent a clear message to the Los Angeles Lakers following their playoff losses to the Denver Nuggets over the last two seasons.

Without LA adding any significant pieces this offseason, improvement must come from players like Max Christie, Jalen Hood-Schifino and Dalton Knecht.

Lakers superstar big man Anthony Davis got some serious love from HoopsHype's latest top 100 NBA players list.

Los Angeles Lakers star Anthony Davis reportedly maintains his desire to play alongside another center this season.

After spending the 2024 Paris Olympics frequently playing alongside another nominal center in starter Joel Embiid of the Philadelphia 76ers or his fellow reserve Bam Adebayo of the Miami Heat, it appears that All-NBA Second Team Los Angeles Lakers center Anthony Davis would like to return to his original position of power forward,