The Golden State Warriors are about to enter one of their most important offseasons in franchise history following the team's second-round series loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
But they may have to navigate it without general manager Bob Myers, who was the architect of the organization's four championships amid its dynastic run over the last nine years.
Myers, 48, has been with the Warriors since 2011, when he began as assistant general manager, but his current contract is up at the end of June.
Golden State governor Joe Lacob has offered Myers multiple extensions that would make him one of the highest paid executives in the entire NBA.