Reports indicate Utah Jazz may be willing to discuss Donovan Mitchell trade options
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Jazz are now “showing a willingness to listen” to trade offers for Donovan Mitchell, according to ESPN sources.
ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski sent a tweet on Tuesday saying, “after previously shutting down inquiries on moving All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell, rival teams say the Utah Jazz are showing a willingness to listen on possible trade scenarios."
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Over the weekend, Jazz GM Justin Zanick said, "Change is inevitable in the NBA, I'm not trying to be cryptic or anything else, but Donovan is on our roster and he's a very, very important part of what we're trying to do. Things evolve in the NBA, so I couldn't sit here and say anybody is [untouchable]. We're trying to build a championship team, but there's no intent [to trade Mitchell], at all."
Wojnarowski also tweeted that while the Jazz may listen to offers, the asking price would be steep.
