Bob Myers

On Monday, Kobe and Gianna Bryant will be remembered at Staples Center, following their tragic deaths in a helicopter crash on January 26, along with seven other people on board. 

So, what of this most recent deal, sending the aforementioned Russell to the Wolves in exchange for Wiggins and a first-rounder. Did the ‘Swindle God’ strike again?

D’Angelo Russell is gone. Andrew Wiggins is here. The Warriors ended their backcourt smorgasbord experiment without ever seeing if it had legs, because they’d seen enough of Russell to know it wouldn’t work.

Bob Myers got the chance to talk to Kevin Durant in a way that few other people did before Durant decided to sign with the Brooklyn Nets.

Bob Myers does not have plans to trade D’Angelo Russell; at least, not immediately.

The Warriors would probably like to use all their available firepower in trying to re-sign Kevin Durant.

The Warriors would prefer their success does not come to a screeching halt.

The franchise made three trades on Thursday, two of which moved the Warriors into the first half of the second round, and secured them one player the team had its sights set on since the start of last season.

Bob Myers is one of Joe Lacob’s biggest fans. The Warriors general manager spoke to media on Wednesday, June 19, the day before the Warriors are set to select 28th and 58th overall in the 2019 NBA Draft.

During their first availability of the postseason, both general manager Bob Myers and head coach Steve Kerr talked about the players’ futures.