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Warriors' New GM: Dream Come True

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It was his team when he was a kid. Bob Myers saw his first Golden State Warriors game in the early 1980s, when he was 7 or 8.

“My love for the NBA started with this team.’’ This team which now in a different way now truly is Bob Myers’ team.

Myers was elevated to general manager on Tuesday, a surprise if only in the timing. Eventually the job was going to be his, but no one, including Myers, thought it would be so quickly, so suddenly.

Only a year ago, April 2011, Myers left a career as a players agent, a man who in a sense was in the sales business, to go to work for...

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