NEW: The Warriors promote Mike Dunleavy Jr. as their next general manager, replacing longtime GM and president of basketball operations Bob Myers.
Dunleavy, 42, enters his sixth season in the Warriors' front office, serving as vice president of basketball preparations for the past two seasons after serving two years as assistant general manager.
He originally joined the front office in the 2018-19 season as a pro scout following a 15-year playing career that included four seasons with the Warriors.Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter.Mike enters his sixth season in the Warriors' front office, serving as Vice President, Basketball Operations for the past two seasons after two years as Assistant General Manager.
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