Mitchell was a great catch and shoot player, but Quin used almost zero off ball action to create shots. The only thing we saw were pindowns to mimic a PnR action, but never off ball movement that directly led to shots. I suppose Bogey got loose on some flare screens, but there just wasn't a lot of cutting or movement shooting in the Jazz offense.
I'm curious to see if that changes for Mitchell in CLE. Always felt like he was working way too hard for his points. Don was one of the best in the league with the ball in his hands, but not everything had to be a 17 dribble combo move....especially when he was also one of the best set shooters in the league. He'll have to work against some of the bad habits that Quin engrained in him (playing zero defense and no off ball movement).
I'm curious to see if that changes for Mitchell in CLE. Always felt like he was working way too hard for his points. Don was one of the best in the league with the ball in his hands, but not everything had to be a 17 dribble combo move....especially when he was also one of the best set shooters in the league. He'll have to work against some of the bad habits that Quin engrained in him (playing zero defense and no off ball movement).