By now, I’m sure you all heard that Sam Hinkie, GM of the Philadelphia 76ers, stepped down yesterday. He wrote a 13-page resignation letter, packed his things, and left behind the seeds to a beautiful tree that is the Sixers future. On top of that, there are reports that the Sixers will be hiring Bryan
The time of year when the NBA General Managers vote on a variety of topics leading into the new season has finally come around again. This season brings a few new answers from GMs that we haven’t seen before. The rise of some young players have been noted inside front offices around the league, and
According to Sports Illustrated and a report by Jeff Schultz of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Atlanta Hawks’ General Manager Danny Ferry is not expected to return to the team. Since September, Ferry has been on an indefinite leave of absence after the audio of his comments on Luol Deng surfaced. Ferry made the comment that Deng was
A payroll of more than $91 million, and a record of 19-28 was not a foreseeable combination in Billy King’s eyes. The Nets have been shopping their “big three,” but according to Jason Butt of CBS Sports, they haven’t been “aggressively” trying to ship them out of Brooklyn. Billy King has some hope, even if it
Josh Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel sat down with Orlando Magic GM, Rob Hennigan, and he sounded like he wasn’t too sure about Jacque Vaughn’s job security at the moment. Via Josh Robbins: OS: What kind of job has Jacque Vaughn done? Hennigan: I think Jacque has done a solid job. I think there are
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