With Bob Myers resigning (that’s resigning, not re-signing), the Golden State Warriors will introduce a new general manager in the coming days or weeks. The frontrunner for that job would seem to be assistant GM Mike Dunleavy Jr., though nothing is set in stone yet.
The Warriors are a unique situation. Managing the uncertain, aging, and expensive future of a still-championship caliber core centered around Hall of Famers Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson is the first priority. Convincing owner Joe Lacob to spend about what it cost to acquire the team this year alone, rather than trade Andrew Wiggins or Jordan Poole for salary relief, might be the second priority.