Donovan Mitchell trade grades - What the shocking deal means for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Utah Jazz
What does Donovan Mitchell's trade to the Cleveland Cavaliers mean for the Cavaliers' chances of contending in the Eastern Conference?
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NBA 5-on-5 - Does the trade for Donovan Mitchell make the Cleveland Cavaliers contenders in the East?
What is going on in Utah? Two months to the day after the Utah Jazz sent three-time Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert to the Minnesota Timberwolves, his former teammate Donovan Mitchell is on the move, as well.
Sources - Cleveland Cavaliers acquire Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell in blockbuster trade
After the New York Knicks temporarily walked away on talks Monday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers aggressively pursued and acquired three-time All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell in a trade with the Utah Jazz on Thursday, sources told ESPN.
NBA trade tracker - Grades, details for every deal for the 2022-23 season
Following a flurry of trades around the NBA draft and free agency, fans had been waiting for a potential Kevin Durant or Donovan Mitchell deal to materialize this summer. With Durant committing to making things work in Brooklyn, that left Mitchell, who was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers after talks with the New York Knicks broke down earlier in the week.
Cavaliers acquire All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell from Jazz: reports
Donovan Mitchell is headed east.
Report: Cavaliers “not proceeding with the intention” of signing LeBron
On Thursday, Aug. 4, the Lakers can and will offer LeBron James a contract extension of two years, $97.1 million.
Cleveland Cavaliers, Darius Garland agree to five-year rookie extension worth up to $231M, agent says
Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star guard Darius Garland has agreed to a five-year, $193 million designated maximum rookie contract extension that could be worth as much as $231 million, his agent, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, told ESPN on Saturday.
The secret strength that fuels Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors
IN A HO-HUM January tilt against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the rarest of Stephen Curry celebrations appears late in the third quarter, during which the Golden State Warriors hold — surprise, surprise — a healthy 22-point lead. After a Cavaliers miss, a Warriors fast break ensues, and guard Gary Payton II spots teammate Otto Porter Jr. all alone on the right wing for a 3-pointer. Curry, drifting near the basket, trains his eyes on the shot's arc, then anchors to the left block and boxes out Cavaliers guard Darius Garland.