It seems so long ago when Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert were teammates on the Utah Jazz. Even though their alliance was mostly successful, winning 200 out of their 308 games in the regular season,

#Cavs Evan Mobley said he blacked out afterward. Kenny Atkinson drew a comparison to an NBA legend. Donovan Mitchell used it to jumpstart an All-Star campaign. Mobley’s ferocious poster dunk over two helpless Sixers was a portrait of his ascension

Donovan Mitchell spoke recently with Tony Jones of The Athletic for an in-depth interview. During their conversation, Mitchell looked back on his stint with the Utah Jazz. He noted that he doesn't regret his time there,

Warmups were over, the starting lineups had been introduced, the national anthem had been sung and all that was left to do was tip the ball off to start Monday night’s game between the Utah Jazz and Cleveland Cavaliers.

The two stars of that team—center Rudy Gobert and guard Donovan Mitchell—play for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Cleveland Cavaliers now, respectively. In an interview with Tony Jones of The Athletic published Tuesday,

The Utah Jazz were their own worst enemy in Monday’s loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. It was a winnable game, especially after Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson came alive.

Utah scored just 5 points in that final 4:39 as Cleveland pulled away down the stretch for a 124-113 win Monday.