The Utah Jazz Have Traded Star Guard Donovan Mitchell To The Cleveland Cavaliers According To Multiple Reports.

The Cavaliers Will Send Three Players Three Unprotected First-Round Picks And Two Pick Swaps In Return.

The Biggest Return In The Deal For Utah Is Free Agent Collin Sexton Who Has Agreed To A Four-Year

$72 Million Sign-And-Trade Deal To Remain With The Jazz Through The 2026-27 Season Per Shams Charania Of The Athletic.

The Jazz Have Loaded Up On Future Draft Assets This Offseason After Trading Both Its All-Star Players In Mitchell And Rudy Gobert.

Between Both Deals Utah Has Acquired Seven First-Round Picks Three Pick-Swaps And Two Players That Were Selected In The First Round Of The 2022 Nba Draft.

Cleveland Meanwhile Is Looking To Contend Right Now.

The 25-Year-Old Mitchell Is One Of The League’S Elite Scorers And His Acquisition Could Put The Cavs

Who Won 44 Games Last Season With A Young Nucleus Among The Top Teams In The Loaded Eastern Conference.