Wizards show interest; Olshey to stay with Trailblazers

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This could make a few of you happy.

https://www.nbcsports.com/washingto...s-neil-olshey-warriors-exec-potential-targets

As for the rumor mill, one name stands out: Neil Olshey.

Numerous sources told NBC Sports Washington of the Wizards’ interest in Blazers President of Basketball Operations, the architect behind the Portland squad that reached the 2019 Western Conference Finals.

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Olshey agreed to an extension in 2017 that carries his contract through the 2020-21 season. Sources believe he is open to considering other options including Washington after seven years with the Blazers.
 
It doesn't matter if Olshey leaves, so long as his subordinates who do all the research, work and player evaluations stay.
 
Number of teams will have interest in Olshey.
Portland could be looked at as a junior training ground for NBA exec's, players and coaches?
 
It's uncertain the level of pursuit for Olshey from Washington, but the Wizards could face another uphill climb trying to lure the proven executive considering the similar contractual and team success to Connelly's situation.

The general interest in Olshey began several weeks back, but the Wizards had yet to ask the Blazers for permission to interview Olshey as of Wednesday according to a source. Portland's season ended Monday with the Game 4 loss to Golden State.
 
It's uncertain the level of pursuit for Olshey from Washington, but the Wizards could face another uphill climb trying to lure the proven executive considering the similar contractual and team success to Connelly's situation.

The general interest in Olshey began several weeks back, but the Wizards had yet to ask the Blazers for permission to interview Olshey as of Wednesday according to a source. Portland's season ended Monday with the Game 4 loss to Golden State.
Wasn't it WA? that asked for permission this last summer? Or was it Atlanta? Anyway the team didn't give permission.
 
I’ll take a pick for Neil thank you very much.
 
Would any of you leave Portland for Washington right now?

They've got Jon Wall on the books for the super max and is basically untradeable. He could trade Beal pretty easily but would it really help as long as Wall is on the books?
 
Guessing this means stotts is locked in until 2024 as well.
 

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