Bob Myers is a name that holds weight in NBA circles. The architect behind the Golden State Warriors dynasty, the former GM helped deliver four championships to the Bay and built a culture that turned the Warriors into a powerhouse. Now, league sources say the Philadelphia 76ers are in the driver’s seat to bring Myers into their front office.
76ers Eyeing a Proven Winner
Philly’s pursuit of Myers isn’t just about adding another executive—it’s about adding a championship mindset to a team that’s been knocking on the door for years. Myers has the track record, the connections, and the championship pedigree to help the Sixers navigate the next phase of their title hunt.
“The 76ers are the frontrunners to land Bob Myers in a front-office role,” a source tells me. While other teams, including the Brooklyn Nets, have interest, Philly is making the strongest push to get a deal done.
A Game-Changer for the Front Office
What makes Myers such a coveted addition? His ability to balance talent, contracts, and relationships at the highest level. During his tenure in Golden State, he helped land Kevin Durant, traded for Andrew Wiggins, and kept the Warriors’ core together through multiple championship runs. He’s a forward-thinking strategist who knows how to win.
His work isn’t just limited to basketball, either. Since stepping away from the Warriors, Myers has been involved with the Washington Commanders in the NFL, further proving his ability to reshape franchises. Philly sees him as a stabilizing force—someone who can help take the team from contender to champion.
The Right Fit at the Right Time
With Joel Embiid in his prime and the Sixers looking to make the most of their championship window, bringing in a seasoned executive like Myers could be the move that puts them over the top. Stability, vision, and championship DNA—that’s what Myers brings to the table, and that’s exactly what the Sixers need right now.
As the talks continue to heat up, expect Philadelphia to make an aggressive push to lock in Myers. The 76ers aren’t just interested—they’re leading the race.
