You can already tell Donovan Mitchell is a star 

And they were both traded on draft day

It's funny because he isn't the only Jazz star drafted at 13th. Karl Malone Also was drafted at 13th!

The SEAL and the GOAT jazz fan since 2004

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Jazz fan since 1997 (watched Stockton to Malone). Donovan Mitchell is a superstar. I told people this the night Utah drafted him. This kid has killer instinct that it takes to get a championship. I just hope it's in Utah.

Jazz fan since 2001

Jazz fan since 88 on the east coast (connecticut) and there are no Jazz fans here !

Dowon Kim yup Ben Simmons ROTY

TheDrzigy unfortunately not bro

Dowon Kim Simmons who?

Kameron Howard faxxx

lmao fr

Devin Booker

Brandon Christopher cough tyreke Evans cough

Winston Dias cough Michael Carter-Williams cough

Winston Dias Tyreke really should've stayed as a point guard, but he did fizzle out.

Donovan Mitchell is going to be an NBA superstar. Michael Carter Williams put up empty numbers as a rookie. He put up 16/6/6 on a horrificly bad team while shooting an abysmal 40% from the field, 44% from 2 and 26% from 3. He was actually terrible in his rookie year. He just had a high ass usage rate that inflated his numbers. Fact is that shooting was always his achilles heel. Tyreke Evans had a solid rookie year and has always been a solid yet flawed NBA player. He's always struggled with his outside shot and always struggled finding his true basketball position. Mitchell has it ALL. Sick athlete, great handles, can create his own offense, highly efficient shooter from everywhere on the court, gym rat with insane work ethic..... He just has IT. NBA greats have spoken highly of him. LeBron James, Chris Paul, Kevin Garnett, Tracy McGrady, Darrell Griffith, Baron Davis, and so on. They know a star when they see one. Donovan is the real deal.

1 Survivor I hope so too I love watching him play

The Nuggets wouldn't have had Mitchell. They only picked him at 13 because they were making the pick FOR the Jazz. At that point the two teams had already agreed to the trade. If Denver would have kept the 13th pick they would have drafted a forward. They didn't need another young guard. Reports are that they liked OG Anunoby.

Oh yah and thanks for Gobert as well ;)

Mudiay,Harris,Barton,Murray Nuggets would’ve picked a forward

Cole G and denver too hahahhahhaahhaahaha go jazz

That's why the Draft Day Golden Rule should be never draft for need. Draft the best player available and figure things out. That's how the Blazers skipped over Jordan, already had Clyde Drexler. The Warriors still drafted Curry even though they had a similar player in Monta Ellis, and then swung him for Bogut later on. That's what you do.

Rob Grady it's spida mitchell

Peek the Ankylosaurus unfortunately not bro it's Simmons

Peek the Ankylosaurus #L1C4 #Cardinalforever

Mitchell won dunk contest probably youngest to do it idk. Not saying thats why he should win roty but one good reason

Michelle S. Kobe was the youngest to win it. He won it when he was 19 in 1997. So no, Donovan Mitchell is not the youngest to ever win it.

He’s averaging 16,8,8,2 only 4 less points than Mitchell and Mitchell made 186 more threes and takes 5 more attempts per game. Simmons beats Mitchell in assists, rebounds, steals, blocks. And people will be sayin Mitchell ROY Smh

JonahTwofiveTwo drummond>horford

Mike D I think he just means that he's able to maximize his crazy athleticism in conjunction with his skills, where as some players who are crazy athletic may not really know what to do with it

Westbrook

Dysfunctional athleticism basically boils down to two things; either a player isn't entirely athletic(for ex. one leg is weaker than the other) or they are not capable to apply it in game

Dean Boerner Zaza Pachulia too lol

Javale McGee is a great example of dysfunctional athleticism. Javale is FREAKISHLY athletic but has always lacked the IQ and coordination to use it at an elite level. Bigger guys like Gobert and Giannis are huge, long and crazy atheltic but are able to use it with a high iq and stability. I will say tho that the Warriors have done a great job utilizing Javale.

Bryan Joseph he already said he wants to stay because of how Utah treats their stars, like how we have streets named after Stockton and Malone

Captain Clutch that's great...his family seems to love it...he is a family centered dude, so Utah has an appeal...also Utah is an extremely well run organization Derron Williams, was a Superstar here....he was considered by MANY to be the 1 or 2 Point Guard in the NBA....had he stayed in Utah, he was headed for the Hall of Fame, and Max player contract...Now he is on his way out of the league , and never had close to the numbers, and played like he did in Utah...in an interview, several years after he left, he talked about how well the Utah organization was ran, and basically that he kinda regretted leaving, because other organizations r not ran near as well.... There is a great chance he stays here for his career, would be great for the Jazz.

Bryan Joseph I sure hope he stays

Like the comment...... but why...... did you use..... so many..... periods.........

Kyle Byington I blame the public school system :(......

Ben Estrada it's great being both a Louisville and jazz fan

Yes sir

Kawhi doesn’t get free throw attempts. And only isolation scorers get free throws. Isolation stagnates the offense.

Rudy Gobert. And Joe Ingles.

sn1K Karl Malone?

Not true, if you watched the start of the season, it took DM stepping up for the coaches to swing the ball through him. The Jazz had Hood, Burkes, Gobert, or Favors to play through if need be. But Mitchell stole the show while playing as a team, and the team is happy to step back and let the young man lead them to the playoffs.

Completely agree with Jeramy. Moreover Mitchell lead the jazz to the playoffs, what did monk do again? Also monks 36% field goal percentage vs mitchells 43.7% field goal percentage, with identical 34% 3ptm says monk wouldn't have done the same.

Utah isn’t a bad team. Your thinking of the Sacramento kings.

Ben Lirry Stats improved from last year and decent field goal percentage

Look at his playoff performance. The first 3 were average but sucked ass in the last 2. Only shot 4/22 for field goal.

In last game

Flyingdeerpig3 he will have chronic knee issues. It’s almost written in stone unless he changes his running style....

I think that’s more of a problem with Dennis Smith Jr. At least Donovan lands correctly, DSJ cant control himself when he lands.

He woulda never made the impression he's making now, he made HUGE improvements to his shot while in college.