The preliminary list of candidates in Sacramento could include San Antonio Spurs vice president of basketball operations Brent Barry; Toronto Raptors general manager Bobby Webster; New York Knicks general manager Scott Perry; Boston Celtics assistant general manager Mike Zarren; Miami Heat assistant general manager Adam Simon; and Los Angeles Clippers assistant general manager Trent Redden.
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Brent Barry

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Born: 12/31/71
Height: 6-6 / 1.98
Weight:203 lbs. / 92.1 kg.
Earnings: $53,464,860 ($74,692,113*)
Born: 12/31/71
Height: 6-6 / 1.98
Weight:203 lbs. / 92.1 kg.
Earnings: $53,464,860 ($74,692,113*)

Sam Smith: “The Bulls did make one significant free-agent acquisition that summer with Brent Barry. Jerry Krause had this thing where he always fell in love with certain players, like Dan Majerle, and talk about them all the time, which didn’t help them playing against Michael Jordan. Brent was one, but he was so turned off by the amateurish mess that this Bulls team was that he sort of checked out.”

Sam Smith: “The Bulls did make one significant free-agent acquisition that summer with Brent Barry. Jerry Krause had this thing where he always fell in love with certain players, like Dan Majerle, and talk about them all the time, which didn’t help them playing against Michael Jordan. Brent was one, but he was so turned off by the amateurish mess that this Bulls team was that he sort of checked out.”
Bret Barry: Well deserved @TheSteinLine, as one of the easiest members of the press to be around; fair, to the point and thoughtful with how he has represented the game through his work as a storyteller, a news breaker and a confidant to the NBA. Congrats Steiny

The San Antonio Spurs have announced a slew of basketball operations staff additions and promotions which includes former Spur Brent Barry as new vice president of basketball operations for the 2018-19 season. Via Spurs: The San Antonio Spurs today announced multiple additions and promotions to the basketball operations staff. Brent Barry joins the organization as vice president of basketball operations, while Wayne Diesel comes to the team as director of player care. Adam Glessner comes on as director of basketball intelligence, Cory Johnson is now the team equipment and travel manager and Massimo Simonetta comes to the Silver and Black as sports therapist.

RJ Marquez: #Spurs officially announce Brent Barry as Vice President of Basketball Operations⬇️Team also announces other basketball staff additions and promotions…Barry played for Spurs from 2004-08 and was a part to two title teams. #KSATsports #KSATnews #GoSpursGo #NBA pic.twitter.com/OaFkxt0xlS

Adrian Wojnarowski: The San Antonio Spurs are hiring Brent Barry, a television analyst and 14-year NBA veteran, into a front-office position, league sources tell ESPN.