Shams: Lacob hopes to keep Myers if he leaves, Dunleavy Jr. will take over
Live it, May 13th, according to a joint report from Warriors team reporter Anthony Slater and Mingji Shams, a big question facing the Warriors is whether Myers will stay.
Myers’ contract expires on June 30, and plans for the draft and free agency will begin before then. Lacob expressed publicly and privately that he wanted to keep Miles and offered him a contract,Myers’ team and surrounding management have also responded, and it’s a collective expectation to keep the status quo. But it was also acknowledged that Miles may leave, even if Lacob will provide a lucrative enough contract.
If Myers leaves, the Warriors generally hope that someone will be promoted internally rather than recruited from the outside. The Warriors have a firm belief in the management under Myers. Mike Dunleavy Jr., considered by many to be the natural successor, has grown in popularity and responsibility over the past two seasons. After the Game 1 loss to the Lakers, Dunleavy Jr. and Miles were spotted having a lengthy conversation with Curry and Green in the weight room.
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2023-05-13 08:25:00
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