The Cavaliers did not go outside the organization to replace Mike Gansey. They moved someone already climbing the ladder into his chair. Cleveland officially promoted Brandon Weems from assistant general manager to general manager, the team announced Friday. Weems will serve as the top lieutenant to president of basketball operations Koby Altman.
The Cleveland Cavaliers promoted Brandon Weems to general manager in a series of front-office moves on Friday. Weems, 40, has been an assistant GM with the club since 2022.
The 76ers spent the summer adding LeBron James and Jaylen Brown to an already talented roster. Perhaps just as important? Joel Embiid is apparently having his healthiest offseason in quite some time.
In NBA history, 38 players have made 200 or more three-point field goals in more than one season. How many can you name in five minutes?
In an interview with ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi, Sixers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey said former NBA MVP Joel Embiid is “extra motivated” after the team acquired Jaylen Brown and LeBron James this offseason, writes Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN.
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The four-time NBA champion shocked the sports community by taking his talents to the City of Brotherly Love.
The Philadelphia 76ers could argue and say they had the best offseason of any team this summer, and it wouldn’t be up for debate. Landing Jaylen Brown and LeBron James is huge, and it makes them instant title favorites before the season starts.
Philadelphia 76ers fans look on in anticipation as LeBron James and Joel Embiid are set to reignite their Team USA partnership in Philly. Watching LeBron James and Joel Embiid team up in Paris for Team USA was exciting.
New 76ers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey isn’t overly concerned about how LeBron James will fit alongside Philadelphia’s collection of stars.
The Philadelphia 76ers’ successful pursuit of LeBron James last week sparked plenty of reactions across the NBA, but few were as personal as those experienced by team president of basketball operations Mike Gansey.
Long before Mike Gansey became president of basketball operations for the 76ers, he knew all about LeBron James. He had to compete against him. Twenty-five years later, their basketball paths have crossed again in a fairly remarkable way.
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The Philadelphia 76ers announced on Thursday that they have named Mike Gansey as the team's President of Basketball Operations. Gansey replaces Daryl Morey, who was let go by the organization on May 12.
The Philadelphia 76ers continued their front-office rebuild by naming Mike Gansey the president of basketball operations on Thursday. Gansey, 43, comes to Philadelphia after 15 seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers organization.
Mike Gansey walked away from the Cleveland Cavaliers’ front office — not with a press release, but with a quiet, multiyear deal to become the new president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Sixers felt the need to shake things up after the New York Knicks swept them in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. So, they parted ways with Daryl
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost general manager Mike Gansey after his promotion to president of basketball operations with the Philadelphia 76ers. Now Cleveland’s president of basketball operations, Koby Altman, and owner Dan Gilbert must find a replacement for Gansey.
The Sixers didn’t hire Mike Gansey because of one move. But his track record helping identify talent in Cleveland likely didn’t hurt. As noted by Kevin
As Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey begins a new chapter with the Philadelphia 76ers, Cleveland will begin searching for a new GM to work with President of Basketball Operations Koby Altman.
The Daryl Morey era in Philadelphia is over. The Mike Gansey era is ready to begin.
Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey has been named the Philadelphia 76ers' president of basketball operations, according to multiple reports Friday.
Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey has reached an agreement to become the Sixers‘ new president of basketball operations.
The Cavaliers are losing one of the key architects behind their rise back into contention. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Cavs general manager Mike Gansey has agreed to become president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers, giving him his first opportunity to run an NBA front office.
It appears that the Sixers may be facing some external pressure to narrow their list of candidates for the franchise's next president of basketball operations.
According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, Mitchell's situation in Cleveland has seen him become one of the most powerful stars in the NBA.
The 39-year-old moved up quickly and was named the G League Executive of the Year in 2018 for his work with the Cavs affiliate, the Canton Charge.
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