Lakers, Nets have trade ‘offers ready’ for Cavaliers’ Donovan Mitchell with intriguing offseason ahead
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With the Cavaliers down 3-1 in their second-round series with the Celtics, the Donovan Mitchell trade speculation has begun even before the team’s season is over.
“There are a number of teams that have their offers ready,” ESPN insider Brian Windhorst said on “Get Up” on Wednesday morning with the Cavaliers playing to keep their season alive Wednesday night against the Celtics.
During the conversation, show contributor Chiney Ogwumike asked Windhorst whether the Lakers are among those vying for Mitchell’s service.
“Absolutely,” Windhorst answered.
Co-host Mike Greenberg questioned whether the Knicks could still be interested in Mitchell’s services, which received some cold water from Windhorst.
“I don’t think … The Knicks are trying to win this Eastern Conference semifinals, although certainly across the river there in Brooklyn,” Windhorst said.
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