Donovan Mitchell Wants to Stay in Cleveland For as Long as He Can

about 2 months ago

Donovan Mitchell Wants to Stay in Cleveland For as Long as He Can

"I love Cleveland...I want to play here for as long as I can," Mitchell said on a potential new deal. He is expected to opt out of his $53.8 million player option for a five-year supermax worth up to $380 million. "It's a place that I feel like I can call home...My fiance feels good about it."

By Adit Pujari

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