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ESPN Insider Potential Trade Discussions Donovan Mitchell Lakers Nets

Donovan Mitchell's standout performance for the Cavaliers has sparked trade offers, with the Lakers and Nets reportedly interested. Future uncertain after season.

According to ESPN Insider Brian Windhorst, Donovan Mitchell's exceptional performance for the Cleveland Cavaliers has caught the attention of multiple teams looking to sign the standout player. Mitchell has been on fire this season, averaging an impressive 26.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 6.1 assists per game.

Despite a recent calf injury that has put his availability for Game 5 in question, Mitchell has been a key player for the Cavaliers, especially in the postseason. Windhorst revealed on "Get Up ESPN" that several teams, including the LA Lakers and Brooklyn Nets, have offers lined up for Mitchell.

While the Knicks are focused on their Eastern Conference series, Mitchell's future with the Cavaliers remains uncertain after the season. His stellar performance in leading the team through the playoffs, including a crucial win against the Orlando Magic, has made him a prime target for clubs in search of a superstar.

Mitchell has been a standout player in the series against the Celtics, averaging 30 points per game and improving his overall efficiency to 50%. However, his success has been hindered by a lack of support from his teammates, partly due to injuries within the Cavaliers roster.

The future of Mitchell's two-year contract will likely depend on the offers presented by interested teams and what they can offer the Cavaliers in return. With Mitchell set to miss Game 5, rumors have surfaced about a potential trade involving the talented guard, as his contract is nearing expiration and extension talks with the Cavaliers have not progressed significantly.

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