00:00Boy, Bob Myers, I mean, he's been only there like around six months.
00:04Here was the architect of the Golden State Warriors.
00:07I know Jerry West was in the front office there, too, with some influence.
00:11But, I mean, look at what – they're in a different lane right now, Rick.
00:16I mean, they're just in a completely different lane.
00:19I mean, they go out, they get Jalen Brown.
00:22Then they go out and they get LeBron James.
00:24Three weeks later, they move the Paul George contract
00:27that nobody thought was possible.
00:30I mean, here's another guy talking about legacy.
00:33He goes to another place and wins another championship.
00:36Man, Bob Myers, I mean, he's absolutely just elevating
00:39what they haven't done there, the process with Elton Brand.
00:43How good is he as an executive, in your opinion?
00:46Well, obviously, he's done an exceptional job.
00:48He did a great job with the Golden State Warriors.
00:50I think he learned a lot being around Jerry West.
00:52Jerry West is one of the first guys to have done that
00:54to keep the Lakers up at that high level.
00:56The other ones that did it was R.C. Buford at San Antonio,
00:59working hand-in-hand with Popovich.
01:01And I think that's what you have to do.
01:02I think the general manager and the coach have to be on the same page
01:05and work together.
01:06It just makes it work a lot better.
01:07You have to give some input to the coach.
01:09I mean, he's the one that has to coach these people.
01:11So I think that Bob Myers has done an outstanding job.
01:14Even if they don't win a championship,
01:16and obviously they have a chance to do that with this group of players,
01:20he goes down as one of the best GMs in the history of the league.
01:25He's proven himself, and it's going to be fun to see what happens.
01:28That's what happens.
01:28Wonderful.
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