1. Gobert wants to be in Utah and if you can figure out how to force teams off the 3-point line, then he is super valuable (i.e. forcing teams to take midrange two-point shots is the best possible strategy out there). Unfortunately, the Jazz seem to have no ability to defend the perimeter and/or to keep Gobert underneath. I don't know if there is a way to force it--NBA offenses have evolved.

So do you trade Gobert and put all your eggs in:

2. Mitchell. He has been in a slump for a couple months, but the world knows what he can do offensively. He needs to work on his defense. The big problem with going all in on Mitchell is....he might just be the next Gordon Hayward with desires to play someplace else.

So do you trade Mitchell and put all your eggs in....back to #1.