As promise, time to talk about the draft history of the Cleveland Cavaliers during the Mike Gansy Assistant General Manager, General Manager era.

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later on, we'll give our Wednesday, Tuesday, I mean Tuesday, Taco Tuesday, everybody. We got

Taco Tuesday today where we'll talk about some things with the history with Mike Gansy

in the front office of the Cleveland Cavaliers. So we'll do that a little bit later as well. News

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into it. We did this a few weeks ago with Bob Myers and his history with the Golden State

Warriors. We did it around, what was it, trade deadline for Darryl Morey or somewhere around

offseason, I think. Off season? Yeah. Darryl Morey. So they've had longer runs than Mike Gansy, but he has been in the front office since 2017

as the assistant general manager promoted to the general manager in 2022.

Now he's going to get his own run at it with Bob Myers and whomever else is behind him

as the general manager, assistant general manager and so on for the Philadelphia 76 or so.

We thought, let's take a look at what he has done with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

With the obvious caveat being, we know he's not the lead decision maker on Cleveland.

This is giving him responsibility for things that may or may not have been his responsibility,

but trying to learn at least a little bit about the guy that the Sixers are allowing to run the team

moving forward.

Especially because depending on how far back you go, like he could have been with the G League.

Like he was with the organization for a very long time, 15 years, but only maybe the last

seven or so you would really look into.

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