Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell is reportedly "surprised and disappointed" by the resignation of head coach Quin Snyder. The Superstar committed to a max contract extension a few years ago, with Snyder being a significant reason why. Mitchell had already been rumored to be searching for a way out of Utah. However, with Snyder no longer at the helm, things may get even more chaotic regarding Mitchell's future with the franchise. The 25-year-old has four years and $135 million remaining on his current deal, including a player option. Nevertheless, with Mitchell averaging 25.9 points in 2021-22, he's expected to be a solid fantasy contributor wherever he ends up.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell remains a trade target for several clubs around the league. After Utah was bounced early in the postseason by the Dallas Mavericks, the idea that the superstar could be moved over the summer intensified. Still, while the Jazz has repeatedly reiterated that the 25-year-old isn't available, Miami has reportedly emerged as a potential landing spot for the multi-time All-Star. Yet, for that to even be a possibility, reigning Sixth Man of the Year Tyler Herro would likely need to be included. Nonetheless, Mitchell is coming off another fantastic year, finishing with averages of 25.9 points, 5.3 assists, and 4.2 rebounds. It's far too early to determine Mitchell's future. However, he should continue to garner interest from the fantasy community wherever he ends up, although his shoddy shooting percentages wouldn't do any favors for category managers.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell has been mentioned as a potential name making a move this offseason. However, the organization remains firm in its insistence that he will stay in Salt Lake City. Nonetheless, tension between Rudy Gobert and Mitchell re-emerged after the team's first-round playoff exit. Yet, while the Jazz would like to keep both superstars on the roster, it's clear Gobert would be the first to go if it came down to it. Mitchell is coming off another fantastic season, one where he averaged 25.9 points, 5.3 assists, 4.2 rebounds, and 1.5 steals. While anything can happen over the summer regarding Mitchell's future in Utah, one thing is certain; the 25-year-old will remain a highly desired fantasy option in all formats moving ahead, regardless of where he plays in 2022.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (quadriceps) is listed as available for Thursday's playoff showdown with the Mavericks. Mitchell may not be 100% but will suit up anyway, primarily since Dallas is only one game away from eliminating the Jazz from the postseason. Nonetheless, DFS managers should tread carefully before putting Mitchell into any fantasy lineup for the remainder of the first round, assuming Utah can force a Game 7. As a result, Bojan Bogdanovic, Jordan Clarkson, and even Royce O'Neale could see more looks at the basket for the foreseeable future.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (quad) believes that he will be ready to play in Thursday's Game 6 matchup against the Dallas Mavericks. He exited early during their last contest, but this injury doesn't sound too serious. It's a must-win game for Utah, so it's highly unlikely that Mitchell is going to miss this game. He probably won't be 100 percent healthy, but the Jazz will certainly take anything they can get from Mitchell.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (hamstring) was forced to exit early during Monday's Game 5 against the Dallas Mavericks. He left in the fourth quarter due to a left hamstring issue, but the Jazz were getting destroyed anyway. The MRI came back clean, so the Jazz are hopeful that Mitchell can play on Thursday. Otherwise, Mike Conley, Bojan Bogdanovic, and Jordan Clarkson will be asked to do the heavy lifting on offense. Fantasy managers will have to check back closer to Game 6 for another update.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (hamstring) was unable to finish out Monday's Game 5 against the Dallas Mavericks. The star guard suffered an apparent hamstring injury in the fourth quarter of Monday's loss. He exited the game and didn't return, but that might've been out of precaution. Mitchell finished with nine points on 4-of-15 shooting and is uncertain for Game 5. His absence would mean more minutes for Jordan Clarkson and Danuel House Jr. going forward. Fantasy managers will have to check back for another update on Mitchell before Game 6 on Thursday.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell was once again the leading scorer for his team during Monday's playoff contest against the Dallas Mavericks. He totaled 34 points, five assists and two rebounds in 41 minutes of playing time. Sadly, it wasn't enough as the Jazz dropped Game 2 to the Mavericks on Monday. This series, Mitchell has posted 66 points on 23-for-59 shooting through two games. He's putting up points, but it's taking him plenty of shots as well. The Mavericks are putting up a strong fight despite not having Luka Doncic (calf) for the first two games.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (illness) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. He was listed as questionable, but the Jazz have decided to rest Mitchell due to a non-COVID related illness. Now, Jordan Clarkson and Danuel House Jr. will be asked to pick up the slack on Sunday. Clarkson is the much better fantasy option between the two, but House could have some sneaky value here as well.

Utah Jazz shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (rest) and point guard Mike Conley (knee) will be held out of Wednesday's contest vs. Oklahoma City. The absences in the backcourt figure to pave the way for Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Jordan Clarkson to take on significantly elevated offensive roles, while Bojan Bogdanovic could be in that mix as well. With a playoff spot sewn up, the Jazz are choosing rest for their primary ballhandlers on the second leg of a back-to-back. Barring something unforeseen, fantasy managers can anticipate having Mitchell and Conley back for full usage Friday against the Suns.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell had a strong game in a losing effort against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday. He scored a game-high 37 points while shooting 13-for-24 from the field and 8-for-8 from the free throw line. He also had six rebounds, one assist and two steals. His three-point shooting was a bit off in the game as he connected on just three of his 12 attempts from beyond the arc. Mitchell has been pouring in the points lately. He's scored at least 36 points in three of his last four outings and he's gone 30-for-30 from the free throw line over his last five games. Next up for Mitchell and the Jazz is a matchup against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday. Mitchell struggled a bit the last time he faced the Hornets in December. He shot just 7-for-20 in the game while scoring 21 points.

Utah Jazz shooting guard Donovan Mitchell led the team to a 132-127 overtime victory over the Houston Rockets on Wednesday. He shot 13-for-27 from the field and 7-for-11 from the free throw strike on the way to a game-high 37 points. He also dished out 10 assists while adding three steals, two rebounds and four three-pointers. Mitchell has been pouring in the points lately. He's notched at least 30 points in four of his last five games dating back to before the All-Star break. It looks like the fifth-year pro is heading toward a strong finish to the year. He'll look to stay hot in the team's next game against the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (illness) won't suit up for Sunday's All-Star game. It appears Mitchell is dealing with a non-COVID related illness and will sit this one out. The announcement was made too close to game time, so there won't be an injury replacement for Mitchell. Luckily, the Jazz don't play again until Friday, so Mitchell has plenty of time to rest and recover. The hope is that he won't be forced to miss time, but fantasy managers should consider him questionable for Friday.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (concussion) and center Rudy Gobert (calf) were both unable to practice on Tuesday. Mitchell has missed each of the last seven games and doesn't have a return in sight. Joe Ingles (knee) was starting in his place, but suffered a torn ACL, so his season is over. Jared Butler could be asked to step up and play significant minutes with the Jazz shorthanded. He's a possible streaming option right now, but doesn't have a ton of upside. Jordan Clarkson should have a bigger role as well with Ingles and Mitchell out right now. Hassan Whiteside should continue to start at center until Gobert returns. He had 12 rebounds and three blocks last game, so he can certainly be a decent short term fantasy option.

Utah Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell (concussion) is listed as questionable for Friday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. He has missed each of the last five games due to a concussion. Mitchell didn't travel with the team for Friday's contest, so the chances of him suiting up seem unlikely. Joe Ingles would shift back to the second unit, assuming Mitchell returns. Also, Bojan Bogdanovic and Jordan Clarkson wouldn't see as many shooting chances. Fantasy managers should check back on Friday for another update, but it sounds like Mitchell is closer to doubtful right now.

Utah Jazz point/shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (concussion) and center Rudy Gobert (calf) have been ruled out for Wednesday's contest vs. the Suns. Neither player was available in Monday's loss, with Jordan Clarkson serving as the team's leading scorer and assist man, while Hassan Whiteside paced the club in boards; both figure to remain significant DFS assets for as long as Mitchell and Gobert are sidelined. Mitchell is tied for the sixth-most made triples (3.2) in the league on a nightly basis, with his 20.7 field-goal attempts per outing being absorbed by teammates such as Clarkson, Mike Conley, and Danuel House Jr. Healthy members of the Jazz have similarly had free reign on the boards with the league's top rebounder sidelined, with the next chance for either Gobert or Mitchell to play coming Friday against Memphis.

Utah Jazz point/shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (concussion) will miss Friday's contest against Detroit as he remains in the league's concussion protocol. Joe Ingles stepped into the starting five Wednesday in place of Mitchell, while Bojan Bogdanovic led the team in scoring (29 points) and Royce O'Neale snagged 15 boards to go along with five assists -- all three should see significant DFS interest so long as Mitchell is unavailable. Head coach Quin Snyder chose to keep the rotation tight, which also bodes well for Jordan Clarkson, who is likely to take on a larger scoring role. Fantasy managers can anticipate Mitchell remaining sidelined until a further update is provided.

Utah Jazz point/shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (concussion) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game vs. Houston after having been placed in the league's concussion protocol Tuesday. The blow in question reportedly happened just prior to halftime of the team's loss to the Lakers on Monday, although Mitchell finished the outing, albeit shooting 6-for-19 overall, including 0-for-8 from behind the arc. Mitchell's absence is likely to change the outlook of nearly everything offensively for Utah, with Joe Ingles the likeliest candidate to bump into the starting five. Bojan Bogdanovic and Mike Conley are set to take on larger offensive roles for as long as Mitchell remains in the protocol.

Utah Jazz point/shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (back) and small forward Bojan Bogdanovic (finger) have been cleared to get back into action for Saturday's game vs. the Pacers. Mitchell and Bogdanovic were a part of the wholesale absences that forced the Jazz roster to take on a different look Friday; their return zaps Elijah Hughes, Jared Butler, and others of their previous DFS upside. Mitchell missed just one game due to the back ailment and returns to face an Indiana defense that he dropped 26 points against back on Nov. 11. Bogdanovic set new season highs with 36 points and 13 rebounds Wednesday, although he faces a tough matchup vs. a Pacers defense that allows the fewest three-point makes (10.5) per game in the league.

The Utah Jazz will be massively shorthanded for Friday's contest vs. the Raptors, with the starting backcourt of Donovan Mitchell (back) and Mike Conley (rest) among those unavailable. With other key contributors such as Rudy Gobert (health and safety protocols), Bojan Bogdanovic (finger), Jordan Clarkson (back) and Royce O'Neale (knee) also sidelined, any healthy member of the Jazz stands to see enormous DFS upside. Jared Butler should see all the minutes and offensive duties that he can handle, while Eric Paschall and Hassan Whiteside also should step into higher usage. Conley should be back in action Saturday against Indiana, although fantasy managers will want to check back for an update on Mitchell.