Former Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers made some interesting comments in one of his final press conferences that showed how Steve Kerr is limiting the franchise.
The Dallas Mavericks will not make a move to hire former Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers, but he factors into their future plans. The Dallas Mavericks made one of the most baffling decisions in recent memory earlier this year, when they traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Dallas Mavericks entered a new chapter this week, a shift that seemed long overdue and pushed fans straight into rumor mode. With Nico Harrison out and his firing officially confirmed, many immediately wondered if Bob Myers could be the next big swing for the front office.
How many of the NBA players to score at least 40 points in a game before turning 21 years old can you name in six minutes?
In a surprising pivot back to front-office leadership, former Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers is departing ESPN after just two seasons as an NBA analyst.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Exits are piling up at ESPN. After Molly Querim’s departure last month, the next high-profile exit is Bob Myers, the architect of the GS Warriors dynasty.
This year is a pivotal one for many within the Sixers organization — especially for the head coach and team president, whose futures may hinge on how things unfold.
The Golden State Warriors have won four NBA championships since 2010, all of which came with Steph Curry as the focal point of the roster. Draymond Green and Klay Thompson were also major players alongside Curry, but they wouldn't have ended up with the rosters they did had it not been for high-level drafts from their front office.
The Golden State Warriors have won four NBA championships since 2010, all of which came with Steph Curry as the focal point of the roster. Draymond Green and Klay Thompson were also major players alongside Curry, but they wouldn't have ended up with the rosters they did had it not been for high-level drafts from their front office.
Former Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers is trading his ESPN microphone for a much bigger front office. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Myers is stepping into a new role as President of Sports for Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment (HBSE).
Bob Myers is joining the 76ers’ ownership group at a pretty interesting time. Philadelphia just finished a year that started with Finals expectations and ended with a 24–58 record.
Bob Myers is back in the game, just not in the one many expected. The former Warriors architect is leaving his ESPN analyst role to join Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, the parent company of the Philadelphia 76ers, per a company release.
Stephen Curry & Co. probably didn’t have to worry about the trade scenes as long as Bob Myers held his seat. The ‘golden’ general manager of the Golden State Warriors, who saw the glorious dynasty build before his eyes.
Stephen Curry ranks as the NBA’s highest-paid player. He will earn $59.61 million next season alone, having topped the league’s salary rankings since the 2017-18 season.
The Golden State Warriors’ two-timeline strategy hasn’t paid off yet. From 2015 to 2019, the Golden State Warriors earned five trips to the NBA Finals and won three titles in the process.
The Atlanta Hawks are one of the teams making changes to their front office after electing to fire Landry Fields as general manager and promote Onsi Saleh in his place.
The Atlanta Hawks made a surprising move to fire former GM Landry Fields on Monday and promote Onsi Saleh to the position. That was not all though. Atalnta
The Los Angeles Lakers feel more relevant than they have arguably been all season, sitting within striking distance of fourth place in the West with a 24-18 record.
Bob Myers, the architect of the Warriors dynasty, could soon be returning to a front-office position in the NBA.
Rumor has it that former Warriors GM Bob Myers is on the verge of returning to life as an NBA executive. According to Bill Simmons, Myers, who is currently an ESPN analyst, has ties to the Philadelphia 76ers (specifically owner Josh Harris) which hint at some kind of role within the organization.
Before the 2024-25 NBA season, league insider Adrian Wojnarowski shockingly announced his retirement. While Wojnarowski said relatively little upon retirement, a new article on Wojnarowski lays out how former Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers played a role in Wojnarowski retiring.
Former Golden State Warriors General Manager and occasional ESPN Basketball analyst Bob Myers left his job as GM of the most successful modern franchise before the start of last season after an 11-year tenure with the top job on the franchise.
Bob Myers, former General Manager of the Golden State Warriors, shared a revealing anecdote about his early days with the organization during an appearance on 'The Old Man & The Three' show hosted by JJ Redick.
Bob Myers spent part of his final season running the Warriors trying to figure out who was behind the infamous leaked video of Draymond Green punching Jordan Poole.
In his return to Chase Center this week, former Warriors executive Bob Myers got the heroes welcome he deserved. After watching a special video tribute by the team, followed by a loud cheer of approval from the fans, Myers got emotional as he looked back on all the memories he helped to create.
The basketball world continues to react to the tragic passing of Golden State Warriors assistant coach Dejan Milojevic on Wednesday. Milojevic suffered a heart attack late on Tuesday while among Warriors staff and players.
Bob Myers turned around one of the NBA's most hopeless franchises. Now one of the NFL's worst teams is betting he can repeat his magic in football. The new Washington Commanders ownership group, led by investor and Philadelphia 76ers owner Josh Harris, took over from Dan Snyder before this season.
The two-time Executive of the Year left the Warriors this summer when he and ownership couldn't work out a new contract. He didn't wait long to land a new gig.
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