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Mike Dunleavy trade rumors, contract, salary
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• Dunleavy doesn't regret Warriors' trade deadline inactivityWarriors general manager Mike Dunleavy doesn't regret Golden State's inactivity at the 2023-24 NBA trade deadline....2024
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• Dunleavy declares Warriors ‘want Klay back,' believes desire is mutualWarriors general manager Mike Dunleavy expressed that the Warriors would like to retain impending unrestricted free agent Klay Thompson....2024Check it out Klay Thompson
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• Chris Paul Will Not Retire In OffseasonChris Paul has no plans to retire this offseason as he all but certainly hits free agent. Paul's $30 million contract with the Golden State Warriors for 24-25 is non-guaranteed and they're not expected to pick it up unless it is used in a trade. "I'll talk to my wife and my kids, my family, my support system, see what it looks like," Paul told The Athletic. "But this isn't (the end of my career). ...2024Check it out Chris Paul -
• Warriors Notes: Dunleavy, Trade Deadline, Green, Curry, Kuminga
Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. didn’t shy away from the challenge of taking over a dynasty in decline, writes Ann Killion of The San Francisco Chronicle. When former GM Bob Myers opted to leave the organization last summer, Dunleavy inherited the job of running a team with aging veterans and a record tax bill. […]...2024Continue with Bob Myers
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• Steve Kerr, Warriors Agree To Two-Year, $35M ExtensionSteve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a two-year, $35 million contract extension. Kerr's deal makes him the highest paid coach in NBA history in terms of annual average at $17.5 million per year. Gregg Popovich makes more than Kerr on an annual basis, but he is also president of the San Antonio Spurs. Erik Spoelstra's eight-year deal pays him approximately $15 million per year. T...2024Click for news about Steve Kerr -
• What we learned about the Warriors after an inactive NBA trade deadline day
"There wasn't a lot out there that we thought could improve us significantly at an appropriate price," Mike Dunleavy said after deadline....2024
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• Why JK was ‘virtually' untouchable for Warriors at trade deadlineMike Dunleavy explained why the Warriors had no intention of trading Jonathan Kuminga at this season's deadline....2024Click for news about Jonathan Kuminga
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• Dunleavy ‘continuing to evaluate' Warriors as trade deadline loomsMike Dunleavy continues to evaluate the Warriors' roster with the Feb. 8 NBA trade deadline looming large...2024
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• Pacific Notes: Saric, Joseph, Duarte, Castleton, U’Ren
Adding Dario Saric was a high priority for the Warriors and new GM Mike Dunleavy snared the 6’10” Saric on a still unofficial one-year veteran’s minimum contract. Dunleavy believes Saric is a great fit, giving the club a big man who can space the floor, Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area writes. “We’ve had […]...2023Read about Dario Saric
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• Warriors poised to avoid roster turbulence from last season
If Draymond Green signs, general manager Mike Dunleavy and coach Steve Kerr are practically assured of avoiding the annoying roster turbulence of last season....2023Read about Draymond Green
Latest Mike Dunleavy headlines and breaking news
Mike Dunleavy trade rumors, contract, salary
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• Three free-agent targets for the Golden State WarriorsThe Golden State Warriors and first-year general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. are entering one of the most pivotal offseasons during the team's dynastic era....2023See more Golden State Warriors -
• Mike Dunleavy Jr. making quick moves as new Warriors GM
Via the SF Gate: He bought himself a little bit of breathing room. The Poole contract may have been one of the very worst in the NBA, and by getting the team out from under it, Dunleavy may have enabled the Warriors to avoid future steep penalties that come with the “second apron” cap line … Continue reading "Mike Dunleavy Jr. making quick moves as new Warriors GM"...2023
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• On the Warriors and the NBA Draft
Via the Bay Area News Group: In November 2020, the Warriors drafted James Wiseman with the No. 2 overall draft pick, their highest pick since they took Mike Dunleavy Jr. third overall out of Duke in 2002. Three years later, though, Wiseman is no longer with the team, and Dunleavy, despite once being made scapegoat … Continue reading "On the Warriors and the NBA Draft"...2023See more articles James Wiseman
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• Golden State’s new GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. remains ‘hopeful’ that Draymond Green will stay
It’s crystal clear now that the Warriors want Draymond Green in their roster for the foreseeable future, as they’ve already dealt with the fact that he’s expected to formally declined his $27.5 million player option for his contract’s final season and set to become an unrestricted free agent and hoping for a long-term proposal. Even […] The post Golden State’s n...2023Visit the page Draymond Green
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• New Warriors GM lays out 3 biggest needs for next season
Mike Dunleavy Jr. will be thrown right into the fire, taking over as Warriors GM just days before the draft and free agency. What can he accomplish? The new GM of the Warriors, Mike Dunleavy Jr. has given out his three bullet point goals for the Warriors this offseason during his first presser with the […] New Warriors GM lays out 3 biggest needs for next season - FanSided - FanSided - Sport...2023
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• Woj: Warriors, Draymond Green Appear “Destined To Reunite”
When new Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. talked on Monday about the team’s determination to retain Draymond Green, he wasn’t just speaking in platitudes, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Appearing on SportsCenter on Monday evening (YouTube link), Wojnarowski says the Warriors and Green have strong mutual interest in working out a new contract […]...2023Read about Draymond Green
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• Warriors Determined To Retain Draymond Green
The Warriors don’t plan to let Draymond Green walk without making a substantial push to retain him. Green is declining his $27.5MM option for next season so that he can become an unrestricted free agent. New GM Mike Dunleavy Jr.. said during his introductory press conference on Monday that the Warriors are committed to keeping […]...2023Click for news about Draymond Green
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• Warriors GM Reveals Team’s Stance on Draymond Green After Contract DecisionMike Dunleavy Jr. weighed in on Green’s future with Golden State....2023Check it out Draymond Green -
• New Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr Talks Similarities With Bob Myers
Mike Dunleavy Jr. was the No. 3 overall pick in the 2002 NBA Draft, selected by the Warriors. Now, he will take over for Bob Myers as Warriors GM. That could prove to be as difficult a task as playing in the NBA — as Myers shaped the Warriors into a modern-day dynasty, drafting the […] The post New Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr Talks Similarities With Bob Myers appeared first on Hoops W...2023Check it out Bob Myers
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• New Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. faces big decisions in draft, free agency
Via the San Jose Mercury News: Dunleavy and his team will have to take a hard look at the roster and make a plan for where to go from here. Their first major test will be the NBA Draft, where they hold the No. 19 pick. Other questions facing the Warriors are whether they can … Continue reading "New Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. faces big decisions in draft, free agency"...2023
Mike Dunleavy trade rumors, contract, salary
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• Dunleavy's role as Warriors GM starts with NBA Draft
This week on "Dubs Talk" Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson look ahead to the Warriors offseason and NBA Draft after Golden State promoted Mike Dunleavy Jr. to general manager....2023See also Dubs Talk
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• Bob Myers Steps Down As President Of WarriorsBob Myers has stepped down as president and general manager of the Golden State Warriors. Myers' contract was set to expire at the end of June. "It's just time," Myers told ESPN. Myers had been with the Warriors for 12 years and is unsure of his next steps professionally. Myers was offered a contract by the Warriors for him to stay that would have made him one of the highest paid executives in th...2023See also Bob Myers -
• Bob Myers Could Leave Warriors This WeekGolden State Warriors president of basketball operations Bob Myers is notably working without a contract that extends past this season. Myers and the Warriors have been unable to agree to terms to extend his deal over the past several months. The sense some are getting is that Myers is poised to leave Golden State later this week. Myers reportedly wouldn't be leaving over money or relationships. T...2023See more articles Bob Myers -
• Bob Myers Plans To Take Couple Weeks To Make Warriors DecisionBob Myers reportedly plans to take a couple weeks to decide his Golden State Warriors future, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. "Bob Myers told me last night that he plans to take a couple weeks to make a decision about his future running the Golden State Warriors. "And it's a decision he said he's torn about in large part because of his relationship ... with the core three of Steph Curry,...2023Click for news about Bob Myers
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• Bob Myers Expected To Take Coming Weeks To Decide Future With WarriorsThe contract of Bob Myers with the Golden State Warriors expires on June 30th, but clarity on his future would likely need to be decided before then. Myers is expected to take time in the coming weeks to decide on his future. Joe Lacob has offered Myers a new deal and has stated both publicly and privately that the Warriors want to retain him. Myers could exit the franchise even if Lacob offers hi...2023See more articles Bob Myers
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• Report: Korver staying with Cavs on three-year deal
Kyle Korver will remain with the Cleveland Cavaliers next season, as the veteran sharpshooter has reportedly agreed to sign an extension with the team.Shams Charania of The Vertical reports that the Cavs reached an agreement on a three-year, $22 million extension with Korver. Korver would be 39 in the final year of the deal, though it’s unclear if the contract will include a team or player option....2017See more Kyle Korver
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• Report: Rockets have ‘some interest’ in trading for Serge Ibaka
The Houston Rockets reportedly have their eyes set on potentially acquiring Orlando Magic big man Serge Ibaka before the trade deadline.“There is also some interest in Orlando power forward Serge Ibaka, who is apparently is on the trade block,” writes Calvin Watkins of ESPN, who explains, “Ibaka would bring a defensive presence and another shooter that could fit into Mike D’Antoni’s offense.”Watki...2017Read about Serge Ibaka
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• Mo Williams to Nuggets: Latest Trade Details, Comments and Reaction
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• Report: Hawks pull Paul Millsap off trade market
The Atlanta Hawks have some bad news for NBA teams that were hoping to acquire Paul Millsap before next month’s trade deadline. The Vertical’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Hawks GM Wes Wilcox started informing teams on Monday that Millsap is no longer available. He says the Hawks have determined they want to compete in the Eastern Conference rather than unload assets. The Hawks were shopping Mi...2017See more Paul Millsap
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• Mike Dunleavy refuses to report to Hawks after trade, wants buyout
It appears Mike Dunleavy has no intentions of playing for the Hawks. Last week, the Cavaliers and Hawks agreed to the framework of a trade that would send Kyle Korver from Atlanta to Cleveland while Dunleavy, Mo Williams, and a draft pick would head the other way. However, it now looks as though Dunleavy may not suit up for Atlanta ESPN’s Marc Stein is reporting Dunleavy has not yet reported to th...2017Continue with Kyle Korver