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» Wednesday, June 6 2012

 

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» Wednesday, May 30 2012

Sources confirmed a Yahoo! report that Spurs vice president and assistant general manager Dennis Lindsey is a serious candidate, as well as Thunder vice president and assistant general manager Troy Weaver and fellow Thunder assistant general manager Rob Hennigan. The ties between San Antonio and Oklahoma City run deep, as Thunder general manager and former Spurs assistant general manager Sam Presti has created a near-identical culture and used a similar roster-building strategy with his team. SI.com

 

» Tuesday, May 29 2012

A source close to the decision making process within the Orlando Magic organization has informed me that the team is close, and likely to name their new General Manager by the end of the week. Many names have surfaced as potential candidates with many of them set to be interviewed in the next few days. Jeff Bower, Spurs Assistant GM Dennis Lindsey, Thunder Assistant GM Rob Hennigan, Kevin Pritchard, Mitch Kupchak and Donnie Walsh have all been rumored to be potential candidates. magicbasketballonline.com

 

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» Monday, October 3 2011

Portland officials conducting the search have failed to reach a consensus on bringing in candidates to meet owner Paul Allen, and had started gauging the interest of more established GMs in the league. Blazers officials hope that offering more money to higher-profile candidates could convince some to push their own owners to let them get involved in the search. San Antonio Spurs assistant GM Dennis Lindsey is still part of the candidate pool, sources said. Yahoo! Sports

John Canzano: It may still get done, but there's division on the hiring committee. I'm told Blazers president Larry Miller pushed for Dennis Lindsey. Twitter

 

» Sunday, October 2 2011

The Blazers look confused and lost again. It's a tired refrain. But the whisper is that San Antonio's Dennis Lindsey, a guy coveted by more than just Portland, has faded from the conversation. Not because he's not the best pick (I think he is) but because Portland left Lindsey dangling too long and the Spurs have things to do. Oregonian

 

» Thursday, September 22 2011

The whisper now is that San Antonio, which granted Portland permission to interview Lindsey, is growing impatient with the process and will soon close that window. Also, there's growing activity around the league behind the scenes that has me thinking Portland better soon get someone in the big chair at the practice facility. Oregonian

 

» Monday, September 19 2011

Among the four executives, Lindsey is also the candidate most likely to turn down an offer. He has a top executive’s job under Spurs GM R.C. Buford in one of the NBA’s preeminent and respected front offices. He’d have to be willing to leave that for Toronto, where Colangelo and coach Dwane Casey are on two-year contracts with an ownership mandate to get things turned around sooner than later. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Tuesday, August 2 2011

Spurs assistant general manager Dennis Lindsey remains the most likely person in the Spurs’ organizational structure to get a promotion with another team. Lindsey is one of four finalists for the vacant Toronto Raptors’ general manager position after having been mentioned for several positions around the league in the last several seasons. Lindsey is one of the most respected management types in the NBA and has learned well under Gregg Popovich and R.C. Buford during his five seasons with the Spurs. Earlier, he was with Houston for 11 seasons, finishing his tenure there as the team’s director of player personnel. San Antonio Express-News

 

» Friday, July 15 2011

Three candidates have emerged as frontrunners for the Toronto Raptors’ general manager job, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Former New Orleans Hornets GM Jeff Bower, Philadelphia 76ers GM Ed Stefanski and San Antonio assistant GM Dennis Lindsey are three focuses of the franchise to work under Toronto president Bryan Colangelo, sources said. Yahoo! Sports

No formal interviews have been conducted, sources said, but Colangelo has started the process of getting permission from teams to talk to candidates. It may not be until August that Colangelo starts formal interviews for the job. Colangelo has held the title of president and GM, but has said he’s willing to cede the GM title for the right candidate. Bower was fired as Hornets GM in 2010, just weeks after he was close to replacing Rod Thorn as the New Jersey Nets GM. Bower was Thorn’s choice, but Nets coach Avery Johnson fought to keep Bower out of New Jersey because he was still angry that Bower didn’t want him as Hornets coach. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Sunday, May 1 2011

Jim Morris, who runs the organization’s business side, reached out to Spurs officials to talk to Lindsey, sources said. The call was received with trepidation, sources said, as Lindsey and the Spurs made clear there would be no conversations as long as Pacers president Larry Bird and GM David Morway still occupied their current jobs. It is unclear whether the call was made with the blessing of Bird, or made discreetly on behalf of owner Herb Simon. Yahoo! Sports

 

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