In a surprising pivot back to front-office leadership, former Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers is departing ESPN after just two seasons as an NBA analyst. The four-time NBA champion architect announced his exit on October 17 to assume the role of President of Sports at Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment (HBSE).
Myers, who steered the Warriors to dynasty status with titles in 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2022, joined ESPN in August 2023 following his Warriors tenure. His broadcasting stint offered insider insights on NBA Countdown and podcasts, but the call of executive duties proved irresistible.
At HBSE — co-owned by Josh Harris and David Blitzer — Myers will oversee a powerhouse portfolio including the Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils, and Crystal Palace F.C., in addition to advising the Washington Commanders.
Notably, Myers won’t meddle in the 76ers’ daily operations, focusing instead on strategic growth across leagues.
This move signals Myers’ enduring NBA influence, bridging media savvy with ownership acumen. As the league eyes expansion and innovation, his expertise could redefine HBSE’s global footprint.
Expect Myers to start imminently, fueling speculation on Philly’s next championship push.
