Davis' is different in that he holds a player option, so the choice is his. And it's different because it doesn't actually matter whether he opts in. That's how cheap he is. Paying him an average of $1 million this season and next won't diminish the
The Los Angeles Lakers came into free agency with big dreams, but behind those big dreams was a pragmatism on what to do if those dreams did not happen. The Lakers were players in the Carmelo Anthony drama, going so far as trying to use Anthony's
Davis' is different in that he holds a player option, so the choice is his. And it's different because it doesn't actually matter whether he opts in. That's how cheap he is. Paying him an average of $1 million this season and next won't diminish the
The Lakers continued filling out their roster by agreeing with free agent forward Ed Davis to a two-year deal worth $2 million, according to a Yahoo! Sports sports. The story mentions Davis' second year on his contract is a
In a vacuum, Davis is a terrific get. He's a long, rangy big who possesses quickness that doesn't belong in a 6'11" frame. The lefty moves extremely well, and though he doesn't have a highly polished post arsenal, his touch and tough-to-time delivery