Donovan Mitchell denies the meat comment in return with Darius Garland – Cavaliers Nation

Cleveland Star Cavaliers Donovan Mitchell participated in an advertisement for the Kim Kardashian clothing brand last October. After a big offensive night from Mitchell in a convincing victory at the home over Anthony Edwards and Minnesota Timburwulvs on Monday, the floor general Darius Garland called Skims, and then Mitchell appeared to comment, saying, “Mesa-exclusion.”

However, Mitchell went to X and denied that these words had ever come out of his mouth.

I didn’t say that shhh😒😒

– Donovan Mitchell (@Spidadmitchell) February 11, 2025

The comments of the meat that people claim to come from Mitchell seem to be descended from an online memory. Oklahoma City Thunder Shay Gilgeus-Alexander is another NBA star who starred in Skims advertising, and after the cavaliers defeated the thunder on Jan , who asks, “Who won the meat?”

There is no way Darius Garland has said that 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/8hr60nzllf

– 𝙋𝙇𝘼𝙔𝙊𝙁𝙁 𝘾𝙄𝙏𝙔 (@playoffcity) February 11, 2025

The match in question between Thunder and Cavaliers marks one of the more exciting NBA season games so far. There were a huge 30 changes in the lead, the second most in one competition since the beginning of the campaign. Many people have set themselves in the game as it is an average of 1.87 million viewers of ESPN.

As the screen Bluev post shows, the Gilgeous-Alxander was probably the best player on the floor of this game, as he dropped 31 points out of 31 points at 13-from-27 firing from the pitch. In fact, he certainly surpassed Mitchell at least. Mitchell shot only 3 to 16 from the floor against one of the best defenses in the league and scored 11 points, tied to at least by each player at the beginning of Cleveland.

Ever since Mitchell and the company dumped a home match against Boston Celtics on February 4, you have something to like how the cavaliers played. Cleveland has won each of its last three competitions and is in draw with Atlanta Hawks for the longest active winning series of each team in the Eastern Conference.

Cavaliers can extend their winning series to four games with a win over Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night.