Donovan Mitchell does not require the approval of LeBron James.
King James dissed the Jazz during the All-Star draft selection, when commented on Utah standout, Mitchell and center Rudy Gobert, who were the final two selections.
Team Durant scooped Mitchell and Scoop LeBron, perhaps reluctantly, took Gobert.
During Sunday’s All-Star Availability zoom call, Mitchell said, “I don’t want to be rude, but I really don’t care.” “People have been talking about me for some time. We are not doing this to get its approval [James]”
In the 2017 draft, Mitchell, a Knox pass on the Westchester product, selected Frank Nitilina at No. 8.
He has his doubts.
Michelle said, “Whether I’m up last or first, I’m here.”
During the television draft last week for Sunday’s game, TNT’s Ernie Johnson expressed surprise that the last two players in the draft were from the NBA’s best team, Utah.
“Utah is no disgrace for the Jazz,” James said on Thursday. “You guys can understand, as video games are growing up, we never played with Utah. As great as Karl Malone and John Stockton were, we would never choose those guys in video games. Never.”
For historical perspective, James once said that Dennis Smith Jr. fell to No. 9 in Dallas in that 2017, was a fluke and Mitchell was not selected.
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