Days After ‘Devastating’ Rumor, Latest Admission By Vital Team Member Could Ease Up Stephen Curry and the Warriors’ ‘Last Dance’ Fears

Contemporary NBA will go down in history as the era of the Golden State dynasty. The Warriors won four NBA titles within a span of eight years. However, the San Francisco side has not been able to live up to that reputation this season, as they are haunted by inconsistency and lackluster away game performances. Aggravating the tumultuous times, some terrible rumors have been spreading on the Internet for some time now. However, the words of a key Warriors member are likely to provide some relief for Stephen Curry and co. in this chaotic time.

The San Francisco side owes a lot to their General Manager Bob Myers, one of the chief architects of the Dubs Dynasty. Quite recently, it was rumored that Myers is likely to step down, prompting thoughts of a bleak time ahead. However, Myers recently spoke about basketball and his words resonate nothing but optimism.

A glimmer of hope for Stephen Curry and co

For teams to become dynasties, they need talented players and a great coach. Bringing them all together to form a cohesive whole requires a skilled management. As a general manager, Bob Myers has done everything in his power to turn the San Francisco side into a dynasty.

Nonetheless, it was reported that Myers might leave the Golden State for better opportunities. Alluding to Myers’ rumors, Warriors columnist Monte Pool said, ?There is some concern that this could be the last dance?If Bob [Myers] were to leave, I know Steve [Kerr] would be devastated and Steph will be disappointed.? ?Upon hearing this, fans went berserk, and they also started to believe that the Warriors are nearing the end of their dynasty.’

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As it turns out, there are chances that the Dub Nation’s last dance fears might evaporate. In the latest episode of ‘Lead by Example’ on ESPN, Bob Myers has interviewed the rapper and basketball player J Cole. Though Cole loves basketball, he is much more passionate about music. Basketball, however, is the one and only passion for Bob Myers, as he recently revealed.

“When people ask me about basketball… when I answer it… it is the only thing I know in life. I say when I am driving my car and when I see a basketball hoop or a game of two-on-two or one-on-one at the park, I can’t not look. I can’t, I have to. So I can’t not be around basketball,” said Bob Myers. This admission from Myers is indeed a sigh of relief for the Dub Nation.

Why Myers means a lot?

Bob Myers has been managing the Golden State Warriors for the last 12 seasons. It was Myers who brought in the NBA legend Steve Kerr as the head coach for the side in 2014. Upon the end of that season, the Warriors won their first title in 40 years. Moreover, it was the veteran manager’s call to acquire talents like Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, and Andrew Wiggins.

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Despite being accustomed to the duty of doing business for an NBA team, Myers has always tried and maintained a personal rapport with the players. Steph Curry has remarked on several occasions that Myers is a go-to person for the 4x-NBA champion. Since basketball is the only answer for Myers, he might stay for his beloved dynasty. Hence, if things fall in place, Steph Curry and co are yet to deliver their? ‘Last Dance.’