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Is this GM Bob Myers' farewell tour with Warriors?

By Ethan Scott | Last updated Jan 26, 2023 10:21 AM ET

Golden State GM Bob Myers, who built the Warriors into a dynasty, will become a free agent in the offseason if he can't strike a new deal. Four teams are taking note, per The Bleacher Report:

People around Warriors GM Bob Myers believe he could become a free agent this summer, per @anthonyVslater, @ThompsonScribe and @sam_amick.

The Wizards, Knicks, Suns and Clippers are all monitoring the situation pic.twitter.com/ct33LztQcf
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 25, 2023

Earlier this month, Golden State majority owner Joe Lacob told The Athletic's Tim Kawakami that Myers is "top three among general managers." But Myers' salary ranks sixth, seventh or eighth among the highest-paid executives, per The Athletic.

First Jerry West… now Bob Myers? pic.twitter.com/7PCBb0smxB
— warriorsworld (@warriorsworld) January 25, 2023

Myers is one of the NBA's top executives.

After only a year as assistant general manager, he was promoted to GM in 2012. Myers hired Steve Kerr as coach in 2014, drafted Jordan Poole with the 28th pick in 2019 and traded for Andrew Wiggins in early 2020, among other stellar moves.

Bob Myers of the best GM’s in the league history

Signed Steph to a supermax 2x, signed KD, Poole extension, Wiggs trade, extension, hired Kerr, signed Iggy

Drafted Klay, Draymond, HB, JK

4x Champ (2015, 2017, 2018, 2022), 2x executive of the year (2015,2017) pic.twitter.com/R6UUnFv7gU
— Gardas (@Gardas111) January 25, 2023

Myers has downplayed the chances of him departing.

"I really like what I do now. I do love our group. I don't think it's anything imminent as far as stepping outside of this job," he said on his newly launched podcast.

But circumstances can change quickly.

A great executive is hard to find. Lacob must pay him what he's worth.

Ethan Scott

Ethan Scott is a lifelong NBA fanatic. Born and raised in Los Angeles, he is a junior at New York University. Scott has admired Stephen Curry since his March Madness run at Davidson College. Scott hasn't missed a Warriors game in years.

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