We all know Spider-Man. In fact, in the NBA, there is a young man nicknamed Spider-Man, and Adidas also designed a spider logo for him. He even starred in the trailer for Spider-Man with Hylander. The real Spider-Man is called Donovan Mitchell.
As most fans know, this little guy who has just entered the league for two years is already the most reliable all-star player of Utah Jazz. Although he was not selected by the team until 13 draft pick, Spider-Man Mitchell Jr., a gifted young man, averaged 20.5 points and 3.7 assists in his first year in the league, and also won a 20 18 dunk in the All-Star Game. At that time, to commemorate Carter's windmill dunk, just as Spider-Man was born in Marvel Universe, it attracted the attention of countless people.
However, I didn't expect Mitchell, who was regarded as a new jazz master in the second year of his NBA career, to have a dim aura of new topics last season, and was considered by the outside world to be unable to escape the wall-breaking period of the second-year rookie. His shooting choice and low hit rate were especially criticized, and he was once worried about whether it was inflated. Fortunately, in the middle of the season, the team fell into the dilemma that all the point guards were injured. We look forward to the cool return of last year's supernova.
It is definitely the key to lead him to break through the difficulties again and again. I sincerely wish Mitchell a better future here.