Donovan Mitchell Made Four-Word Promise To Indiana Fever Star After Big Announcement

Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell is having a big offseason.

First, he signed a three-year, $150 million contract extension to stay with the Cavaliers for the foreseeable future. Then on Monday, Mitchell revealed more news, teaming up with Adidas to release his latest signature shoes, "D.O.N. Issue #6." The new shoe comes in multiple colors, including red, blue, white, and black.

Adidas released an official description of Mitchell's latest product:

"From the moment he first stepped onto the hardwood, Donovan Mitchell has been a game changer, and that's continued even as his game has grown and evolved. These D.O.N. Issue #6 Signature shoes from Adidas Basketball continue to build on Spida's on-court persona as well as his off-court social activism. Riding an ultra-lightweight Lightstrike midsole and a unique rubber outsole with an elevated traction pattern, these basketball shoes help you dominate the game just like one of the sport's very best."

After the release of his new shoe, Mitchell then made a promise to Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston.

"More coming your way," Mitchell said on his Instagram story, mentioning Boston.

It appears Boston has already received a pair of Mitchell's new shoes but will be getting more anyway.

Boston then later responded to Mitchell, saying, "My absolute favvsss!! Thank youu."

Boston, along with Caitlin Clark, have put the Fever in prime position to make the WNBA Playoffs for the first time since 2016. Both Boston and Clark have made the WNBA All-Star game as well, with Boston making her second appearance and Clark making her first.

Mitchell will enter his third season with the Cavaliers. He brought them to the Eastern Conference Semifinals in the 2024 NBA Playoffs but suffered an injury in Game 4, keeping him out for the remainder of the series. The Cavs lost to the Boston Celtics in five games.

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