According to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer, the Phoenix Suns and Atlanta Hawks are both interested in hiring Bob Myers to run their organization. Two teams who desperately want to change the trajectory of their future.

Myers hasn’t been in charge of a front office since stepping down as the Golden State Warriors’ general manager and executive back in 2022-23. Since then, the 50-year-old has worked at ESPN and a brief consultant for the NFL’s Washington Commanders.

Both teams will reportedly have a hard time successfully convincing Myers to join their franchise, as the Suns have no cap space and picks, and the Hawks are on another time zone with a franchise always being stuck in the middle.

Beyond the challenges of the two franchises, Myers has not hinted wanting to leave his broadcasting job at ESPN. It’s unclear where he stands on this matter.

Bob Myers Cried To Stephen Curry After Leaving Warriors

Bob Myers made many friends and shared many moments with plenty of people, but his number one guy during his tenure with the Warriors was Stephen Curry.

Beyond winning the four championships with Curry, his personal relationship with the greatest shooter of all time was something supernatural. The relationship was so incredible that it moved Myers to tears when he left Golden State.

“When I decided I was leaving, I went to see him for dinner. I cried when I told him I was done,” Myers recalled. “Mostly because I felt like I wasn’t going to see him every day. Not because I’m ‘giving up another chance to win a championship.’ None of that. It was more like this person’s not going to be in my life as much as they used to be and I’m doing this to myself.”

It is definitely hard not to be around your long-time friend that much after so many years of always seeing each other, with all the different emotions being felt throughout the years.

Bob Myers No Longer With Warriors

Bob Myers No Longer With Warriors

He is now the former president and general manager of the Golden State Warriors, Myers has officially announced his departure from the Golden State Warriors.

Bob Myers stated in his end-of-season press conference that it wasn’t about money and wanted to spend more time with family since he wasn’t as connected as he usually is each season.

This storied dynasty provided four championships and two executive awards to the name of Bob Myers.