Refusal to renew! Leave the team directly! The Warriors boss responded: I don't understand

The news of Warriors general manager Miles' departure from the team, everyone has heard. But no one knows why Myers refused to renew his contract, Lacob said: "I don't understand and don't need to understand why Miles wants to go, I just want to make him happy." Myers said: "The job is not as easy as I thought, I have been yelled at several times on the road for not signing a centre-forward. ”

At the departure conference, Myers lamented a lot: "The Warriors are so lucky to have Curry as a leader. I was also lucky to work with him, and Curry was like a gift I could never give back. The Warriors have Curry, one of the best players, and Kerr, one of the best coaches, and the future is undoubtedly bright. ”

Since he thinks the Warriors have a bright future, why does Miles want to go? Boss Larkob has offered Miles a contract extension with an annual salary of tens of millions and allowed him to take a break first. But Myers refused, and sources close to him revealed that Myers planned to pursue challenges beyond sports.

Green was able to jump out of his contract this summer to become a free agent and sign a new contract. Kleming's contract expires in the summer and can be renewed early this offseason. Fans speculated: He has a close relationship with these two, how can he convince Klay and Green to take a pay cut? The owner wants to keep the price down, the player wants a big contract, and Miles is caught in the middle.

There's another reason: Cole's contract expires next summer and hasn't been renewed, will Cole leave by then? This Warriors have quite a few contracts to deal with, Green and Klay are both team meritorious achievements, trade or stay? The future of young players such as Poole and Kuminga is also uncertain, and various problems have left Myers retreating.

ESPN revealed that the Warriors' increased control over family power was an important factor in Myers' departure. This is also easy to understand: Lacob's son, Kirk Lacob, is currently the Warriors' executive vice president of basketball operations. Working with the boss's son, once two people have different opinions, who should they listen to?

Iguodala hasn't officially announced his retirement yet, and Poole hasn't been traded yet, but he didn't expect Miles to leave first. Born on March 31, 1975, Myers played for the NCAA in college and became a sports agent after graduation. Miles was an agent for players like Roy and Perkins, with a maximum of 19 clients.

In April 2011, Myers ended his 14-year career as an agent as assistant general manager of the Warriors, assisting then-general manager Larry Riley. In April 2012, Myers became general manager of the Warriors and removed Green in the 2012 draft. Myers traded for Andrew Iguodala in 2013 and hired Cole as head coach in 2014.

Although it was not Miles who chose the Splash Brothers, he helped the Warriors build a championship team and helped Curry find the most suitable helper. He has been in charge of the Warriors for 11 years and won 4 championships, turning the Warriors from a fish-belly team into a Western giant, and Myers has contributed a lot. His biggest mistake may have been giving Poole a four-year, $140 million contract.

Is it Miles who wants to renew Poole early, or does owner Lacob want to renew Poole early? I don't know what's going on. Larkob said in an interview in January: "If we don't renew him early, there will be several teams that want to sign Poole this summer, and even teams will offer him a top salary, so the Warriors have to renew his contract early." ”

No matter who led the early contract extension with Poole, if the Warriors want to trade Poole this summer, they will have to push Myers. If Myers renews his contract with the Warriors, the next problems to deal with are getting tougher than the other, and he simply chooses to retire...