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» Monday, August 6 2012

 

» Wednesday, June 20 2012

 

» Saturday, June 16 2012

 

» Friday, June 15 2012

Brian Schmitz: Next Magic GM -- it's likely either Jeff Bower or Dennis Lindsey --- must hit ground running. Biggest job: Trading Dwight. He wants out. Twitter

 

» Thursday, June 14 2012

The smart money says it will be Spurs Assistant GM Dennis Lindsey, he’s the best of the bunch, but sources warn the DeVos family will pick who they pick. HoopsWorld

 

» Wednesday, June 13 2012

Spurs assistant general manager Dennis Lindsey is being considered for the job, a league source said, as is Milwaukee general manager John Hammond. Hammond is in the final year of his contract. Philadelphia Inquirer

Two of the finalists, Spurs executive Dennis Lindsey and Thunder executive Rob Hennigan, are scheduled to meet with members of the DeVos family in Grand Rapids, Mich., in the next couple of days, one of the sources said. The other finalist, former Hornets GM Jeff Bower, has not been scheduled to meet with owner Rich DeVos and other family members yet, but his visit is expected to follow. Orlando is expected to wrap up its GM search by late this week or possibly early-to-mid next week. CBSSports.com

 

» Tuesday, June 12 2012

Two of the finalists, Spurs executive Dennis Lindsey and Thunder executive Rob Hennigan, are scheduled to meet with members of the DeVos family in Grand Rapids, Mich., in the next couple of days, one of the sources said. The other finalist, former Hornets GM Jeff Bower, has not been scheduled to meet with owner Rich DeVos and other family members yet, but his visit is expected to follow. Orlando is expected to wrap up its GM search by late this week or possibly early-to-mid next week. CBSSports.com

Oklahoma City Thunder assistant general manager Rob Hennigan has emerged as a surprising finalist for the Orlando Magic’s GM job, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Hennigan, 30, joins San Antonio Spurs assistant GM Dennis Lindsey and former New Orleans Hornets GM Jeff Bower as three candidates who will travel to Orlando to meet with Magic ownership in the next several days, sources said. Yahoo! Sports

Potential candidates, according to league sources, include San Antonio vice president of operations Danny Ferry; Spurs assistant GM Dennis Lindsey; Jeff Bower, who was a general manager for the New Orleans Hornets; Oklahoma City assistant GM Troy Weaver; Atlanta GM Rick Sund, whose contract expires at the end of June; and Milwaukee GM John Hammond, who has a year remaining on his deal. Hammond, who was denied permission to talk to Portland last month, was an assistant coach for Doug Collins with Detroit. The Sixers' interview group consists of owner Josh Harris, CEO Adam Aron, Collins and Thorn, a source said. Philadelphia Inquirer

 

» Sunday, June 10 2012

 

» Friday, June 8 2012

Steve Kyler: There is clearly some agenda stuff on that... but the common belief is if Dennis Lindsey wants the job, he's the top guy Twitter

 

» Wednesday, June 6 2012

Although Martins will not comment about the process, it appears that he has conducted initial interviews with six candidates and has no more interviews scheduled. Martins has shown interest in former New Orleans Hornets general manager Jeff Bower, San Antonio Spurs vice president/assistant general manager Dennis Lindsey, Oklahoma City Thunder vice president/assistant general manager Troy Weaver, Thunder assistant GM Rob Hennigan and Indiana Pacers director of player personnel Kevin Pritchard. In addition, CBSSports.com reported that Martins has met with former Memphis Grizzlies and Portland Trail Blazers executive Tom Penn. Orlando Sentinel

The Magic are nearing the end to their search for a new general manager, but sources say there's no clear frontrunner. The finalists are believed to be San Antonio vice president and assistant general manager Dennis Lindsey, former New Orleans general manager Jeff Bower, Oklahoma City executives Troy Weaver and Rob Hennigan, and former Portland general manager and Indiana executive Kevin Pritchard. SI.com

 

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