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The Donovan Mitchell Rollercoaster: From Knicks Desire to Cavaliers Triumph

The Cavaliers’ shining star, Donovan Mitchell, had initially preferred the Knicks in the 2022 summer market.

“I wanted to go home.” – Donovan Mitchell

Before his transfer from the Utah Jazz to Cleveland, Mitchell admitted his preference. In exchange for him, the Jazz received Lauri Markkanen, Collin Sexton, and other assets. However, negotiations with the Celtics’ then-General Manager Danny Ainge failed due to Mitchell’s high demands, which included players like Quentin Grimes and Mitchell Robinson, as well as future draft picks.

Arrival in Cleveland

Yet, Mitchell expressed gratitude for landing in Cleveland, stating, “It was very special. I felt at home immediately.”

Cavaliers’ Breakthrough against the Pacers

On Sunday morning, the Cavaliers cut through differences, thanks in large part to Mitchell’s stunning performance with 43 points, 5 assists, and 9 rebounds against the Indiana Pacers.

Donovan Mitchell dominated the court against the Pacers.

Finding His Home

“The city of Cleveland has conquered me. I feel at home, calm, at peace.” – Donovan Mitchell

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why did Donovan Mitchell initially prefer the Knicks?
Mitchell is a native New Yorker and wanted to play for his home team.
Q: What led to Mitchell’s transfer to the Cavaliers?
The negotiations with the Knicks failed due to the high demands of both parties.
Q: How has Mitchell performed since joining the Cavaliers?
He has played a significant role in the team’s success, with standout performances like the one against the Pacers.

“Did you know?

Did you know that Mitchell has previously played for the Jazz from 2017 to 2022?

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