There’s going to be some changes within the Golden State Warriors front office this offseason, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
BREAKING: Golden State’s Bob Myers – a two-time executive of the year and architect of four NBA championships — is stepping down as the franchise’s president and general manager, he told ESPN on Tuesday. “It’s just time,” Myers said.
Myers began his tenure with the Warriors as an assistant general manager in 2011, but was promoted to the lead role just 12 months later.
While Myers inherited the team with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson as young players, he was responsible for the drafting of Draymond Green in his first draft, which helped set the stage for the dynasty that has dominated the league for nearly a decade.