Hes become so underrated for the past few seasons

Donovan Mitchell is my favorite player of all time and you explain his game perfectly thank you 🕷️

Lets not forget he was in the top 2 shooting guards last season

Getting to the bucket more has really helped him still be just as effective even in bad shooting games

“Closest thing we have to a running back” Dude realistically he probably would be a pretty good running back 😂

Great video and I love the impossible to guard videos, i even got a playlist of them because it helps me become a better player

Fantastic analysis man. Donovan Mitchell is an extremely talented dude 💯

If Mitchel beats Boston, he definitely will get to the finals, it’s definitely possible with there length they are one of the teams that match up well with Boston. Unfortunately the media makes it seem like they just will fail but they definitely have the talent. It’s just expected for brown n Tatum to get it done

As always Hoop an excellent film Breakdown of how Mitchell attacks defense. My one knock on Mitchell has always been his defense. He has been compared to his idol D-Wade who I watched play in his prime and Mitchell isn't an elite on-ball defender but he has the size, strength, an athleticism it just comes down to putting for the effort(which he does occasionally) and having the defensiveinstincts.

Thanks for this video. I'd like to request a video to see how Mitchell does on defense.

this why i love your vids. always orecise

Love the analysis

I can't decide if Mitchell is worth building around. As a Jazz fan, of course I love him. His performance against the Thunder in 2018 as a rookie still has me floundered. On one hand, I think he would be very good as a primary ball handler and play maker on a team, on the other hand, I sort've subscribe to your best player needs to be at least around 6'6", Ant maybe the one exception, to win a title. Possibly the best use for him is to be the pg on a team, but is not the 1rst option. I would like to see him on a team where he paired with a guy with size in the back court. I think he could run the offense, but even in that position, he shouldn't have the burden to carry the team in scoring. Rather, I would like his role to be 2nd option on offense (though he's the PG running the offense, most of the plays called are to setup the #1 guy to score), making use of his off ball and on ball capabilities. The reason for this is that when he doesn't have most of the offensive burden for the team, he will have the energy to play both sides of the floor. In Utah, it often felt like he was too gassed to play defense because his burden on the offensive end was too great.

He playing on a bum knee rn too. Can’t even dunk atm and is avg 38 in the playoffs

Great video man

This is a great analysis for slashing guards

I love that running back analogy. He does look like Saquan Barkley navigating between the tackles.

Super video, but can someone plz tell me the name of the two players with a 100 rim fg%

0:37 "One of the leagues most impressi-" *jarret allen casually tears acl*

Where can you find these advanced stats?

This guy was great now he's turned on hall of fame mode

Love the anaylsis

I wonder what kind of camera that first clip was shot on it almost looks like film.

Donny AKA Spider-Man's been showing his inner 2018 'Bron with how talented this lad is. He shows no signs of stopping regardless of who's guarding him.

Dudes definitely underrated as of late

Donovan Mitchell UNSTOPPABLE on OFFENSE 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Can’t wait till you make a Celtics video

Man glad i made it early

24 seconds ago is crazy

Did... Did you say 6'10" wingspan? On a 6'2" guard? Holy...

One thing I notice Brunson and Mitchell have that Tatum is lacking is a trust in their subconscious decision making. A trust in their bodies and minds to be able to make decisions as the play unfolds, rather than predetermining what they are going to do and having to stick with it no matter how the D reacts. I think that is like the #1 swing skill that determines whether a volume scorer will be able to up their game come playoff time/when intensity and effort ups a notch. Can they just play and react and trust in their ability to read and react with alllll of their various moves they know they have mastered. Watching it in live action I feel like it doesn’t always make it clear if a move was pre panned or not, but the more you watch and study the more you can tell which guys are just starting an attack and then able to counter out of it with whatever they need to, on the FLY. It’s honestly not easy, BUT I think it all comes down to letting go, and just trusting in your work and your subconscious body and mind.

Definitely a video of all time

Respectfully I jus wanna see the wolves nuggets breakdown. I noticed Denver attacking that baseline

get SPIDA outta Cleveland or move Mobley for a usable outside threat/better asset in general. i just don’t have faith in CLE’s shooting development (for Mobley) specifically. not in the short time they have to make a serious run at the East. they’ll lose to BOS in 6 or 7 and they’ll continue to lose to more talented teams as Jarret & Mobley both remain -5 3pt att. per AND - 38%3tp% shooters. as well as non-playmakers. LeVert has also been a player that needed to be moved last szn. he’s either on the injury report…or plays like he thinks it’s ‘18 and he’s in BKN or something. a shot-jacker & a quick-fouler. Keep Okoro forever, i feel like Rubio retiring opened a void that’s never really been filled. there’s no trustworthy playmaker in the -D.Mitch minutes. I wish Mobley was more Banchero than Late Miami Bosh.

Reminds me of my fav player ever d.wade

Better than Ant actually.

Donovan Mitchell is on jalen Brunson level

Better offensive player in 2024 Embiid or Mitchell ?

Yo hoop how you feel on shai in playoffs top 5 player so far?

he's so disrespected. this season he stepped up on playing off the ball and passing, and continued to step up defensively.

It maybe because of fatigue or to not get injured that he doesnt get the ball as much to be the playmaker.

Donovan Mitchell becoming Kyrie Irving

He has really strong legs, gives him a strong base. Dame also credits his shooting to weightlifting legs.

whos better right now, Brunson or Mitchell? 🤔

Now imagine if Denver kept him after the draft..

real

Imagine if the nuggets never traded him

Best 2 guard inna league still.

He’s going to the heat

Get this man on the Lakers

Imagine ..Kyrie irving and Donovan Mitchell is your backcourt With Defender's and 3 point shooters around Them Who Stopping Them

As a Cleveland fan, Garland needs to take notes

He moves like Dwayne wade bru

As good as this is. We all know this type of game does not win chips... D Rose, Russ, Harden, and the list goes on...

it would be nice if Cleveland takes this to 6-7 games

2:24 shouldn't he pass to the wide open dude inside the paint...

Mitchell>book

mitchell is 6'3 and 225lbs

Dovanan Mitchell needs help im glad he’s not passing the ball to hes teammates they are so unreliable

If he would cut more off ball he could do so much more. Don't be like lebron Mitchell, please dude.

He's a HIGH STAKES PLAYER

the amount of carries and travels in this video is insane

Y’all call anyone “impossible to guard”

first

3 views 1 minute falling off confirmed

stop creating those video title lol. just a few game and he is guardable. you know it and i know it LOL

Correction: The only guy that can guard him and is 100% effective is Ausar Thompson💀