Knicks, Jazz haven’t spoken in two weeks about Donovan Mitchell as trade talks stall

Commerce talks between the Knicks and Jazz over Donovan Mitchell have apparently stalled.

The 2 groups haven’t talked in two weeks, in line with Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium. The information comes after New York backed away from a reported provide in mid-July of six future first-round draft picks, plus Quentin Grimes, Immanuel Quickley, Obi Toppin and Miles McBride for the 25-year-old Westchester native.

The Jazz had been initially reportedly excited about R.J. Barrett and Mitchell Robinson as a part of the deal, in line with SNY, however Robinson can’t be dealt earlier than Dec. 15 after the Knicks re-signed him earlier this month to a four-year, $60 million deal. Barrett, in the meantime, can be eligible this summer time for a max contract extension that may pay him as much as $185 million, which might restrict the Jazz’s monetary flexibility as they endure a rebuild underneath CEO Danny Ainge.

Donovan Mitchell remains a member of the Jazz — for now.
Donovan Mitchell stays a member of the Jazz — for now.
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In the meantime, Mitchell took some ribbing from the Path Blazers’ Josh Hart after video surfaced on Twitter of Mitchell bricking a few brief jumpers. “Oh man that’s broke!” Hart tweeted, tagging Mitchell within the response.

As for the shortage of discussions between the Knicks and Jazz in the meanwhile, Utah is reportedly prepared to start out speaking to different groups about Mitchell.

The Hornets and Wizards are two of the groups to have proven curiosity within the three-time All-Star guard, in line with Charania. The Warmth have additionally been linked as a doable companion, although that may require a 3rd staff to be a part of the deal as Miami doesn’t have sufficient draft capital and younger expertise to attraction to the Jazz.

Earlier this month, Utah traded All-Star middle Rudy Goebert to the Timberwolves in a blockbuster deal that netted the Jazz 4 first-round draft picks plus a handful of gamers.

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