Mike Dunleavy Jr. Takes on High Expectations as Warriors GM, Seeks Draymond Green's Return.

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Mike Dunleavy Jr. has been named the new general manager of the Golden State Warriors, taking over from Bob Myers. Dunleavy, who played for the Warriors from 2002 to 2006, has been groomed for the role, having worked as a pro scout and assistant general manager for the team. He takes over at a time when the Warriors are trying to rebuild and win another championship, with the added pressure of managing an exploding tax bill. However, the Warriors' front office is still struggling with diversity, with all six executives in the basketball operations staff being white males.
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