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Position: G
Born: 09/07/96
Height: 6-1 / 1.85
Weight:211 lbs. / 95.7 kg.
Salary: $5,195,501
Born: 09/07/96
Height: 6-1 / 1.85
Weight:211 lbs. / 95.7 kg.
Salary: $5,195,501
Justin Kubatko: Donovan Mitchell has scored at least 35 points in each of his last three games: ✅ 41 ✅ 37 ✅ 42 Mitchell is the first @Utah Jazz player to record at least three straight 35-point games since Karl Malone in 1992-93. pic.twitter.com/Sd6c4RRqRC
Ingles can talk trash with the best of them, and it gets him going, but Mitchell turned his indignation into aggression for the Utah Jazz. “Somebody said something to Joe, and I’m gonna be honest, Joe gave an answer that I hadn’t heard in a while,” Mitchell said without revealing details. “It just fired me up, and when Joe gets angry, I get angry. … That’s really what turned the tide.” Mitchell scored 14 of his season-high 42 points in the fourth quarter, and the Jazz beat the Kings 128-112 on Saturday night, extending their franchise-record home winning streak to 24 games.
Duane Rankin: Going into tonight’s Jazz-#Suns showdown, Donovan Mitchell gave Mikal Bridges props for his defense. Bridges returned the favor this morning in praising Mitchell for the season he’s having. “They wouldn’t be where they are right now if it wasn’t for what he’s doing this year.” pic.twitter.com/E0pulxvVsG
Ben Anderson: The Mavericks 23 threes are the most the Jazz have allowed in a regular season game since November 5, 2017. That was Donovan Mitchell’s 10th game in the NBA.
Eric Walden: Donovan Mitchell: “We just had a rough night. For us to only lose that game by 8 says a lot about our will to win. … Mike was really what was keeping us in it.”
Move over Splash Brothers. The Utah Jazz set a new NBA record by knocking down 18 first-half 3-pointers against the Orlando Magic on Saturday. Utah had easily surpassed the franchise record of 14 by midway through the second quarter, and Donovan Mitchell’s 3-pointer with 34 seconds left in the half put the Jazz in the record books.
