ESPN published this video item, entitled “Brian Windhorst explains Donovan Mitchell being ‘incensed’ with Jazz over missing Game 1 | SC” – below is their description.
Brian Windhorst joins SportsCenter to discuss Donovan Mitchell being “incensed” with the Utah Jazz after missing Game 1 of their 2021 NBA Playoffs series vs. the Memphis Grizzlies.
0:00 Recapping the situation with Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz.
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