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There is no doubt that Donovan Mitchell is amongst the handful of the NBA’s best players. He can score in waves, at all three levels, and put the team on his back when it matters most. His superstardom is what…

Mike Anguilano of Fear The Sword analyzes Donovan Mitchell's upcoming campaign with the Cleveland Cavaliers, arguing that the guard's true measure will be determined entirely by his postseason performance. While Mitchell is expected to dominate during the regular season alongside James Harden, the writer asserts that Mitchell must evolve into the clear best player on a championship team.
The article notes that Mitchell averaged 27.9 points per game last season but struggled down the stretch in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Anguilano stresses that mitigating his playoff dips in shooting efficiency and turnover rates will be critical to shifting both his personal narrative and the franchise's title aspirations.
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