Anthony Davis’ Pregame Gesture Delights Lakers Fans
Anthony Davis appeared playful with former Lakers teammates during pregame warmups. The exchange occurred before the Washington Wizards faced the Los Angeles Lakers.
The short clip circulated on social media on March 31, 2026. The moment highlighted how connected Davis still is to his old team.
Recent moves and injury status
Davis left the Lakers after a long stint that included the 2020 title run. He was traded to the Dallas Mavericks in 2025.
This season he moved again. The Wizards acquired him at the trade deadline in a deal that included Khris Middleton and AJ Johnson, among other players.
He has not yet played for Washington. Davis remains sidelined with a hand injury and was ruled out of the matchup with Los Angeles.
The viral warmup moment
During warmups Davis shared a lighthearted exchange with former teammates. Fans noticed him mimicking or suggesting the Lakers’ former pregame football ritual.
The clip prompted the headline “Anthony Davis’ Pregame Gesture Delights Lakers Fans” across social feeds. The moment drew smiles from spectators and commentators.
Game summary and key performers
The Lakers beat the short-handed Wizards 120-101 on Monday night. A dominant 40-18 second quarter effectively decided the contest.
- LeBron James: 21 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists.
- Luke Kennard: 19 points (4-5 from three).
- Jaxson Hayes: 19 points, seven rebounds.
- Will Riley (Wizards): 20 points.
- Justin Champagnie (Wizards): 18 points.
Los Angeles managed the win despite Luka Dončić sitting out due to suspension. Washington also missed Trae Young, Alex Sarr, and Anthony Davis.
Standings and draft implications
The loss left Washington at 17-58. That record ties them with Indiana for the league’s worst mark.
Washington will pick no lower than fifth in the 2026 NBA Draft. The franchise also holds the best odds for the top overall selection.
Filmogaz.com will continue to monitor Davis’ recovery and any future interactions with his former team. The pregame gesture was a small but telling reminder of his Lakers-era ties.
