Otis Smith said Tuesday night he hasn’t given extensive thought about whether he even wants to return as the Orlando Magic’s general manager for the 2012-13 season.
Asked before Game 5 against the Indiana Pacers at Bankers Life Fieldhouse whether he wants to come back for next season, Smith answered, “I haven’t gotten into it. I’ll have a conversation with a few people following the end of the season, and we’ll see where we go from there.”
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The following is a statement from Vinny Del Negro: “I want to thank the Clipper organization for allowing me the opportunity to lead this team. I am proud of what we accomplished during my tenure, and how the expec
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RT @gorockets7: ---> having talked with those guys, they will be looking at everything possible. RT @jbratc: chances magic make a run at Mavs pick? ---> you can answer yes to any subject that start with "chances magic make..." RT @dram1024: -> To be fair to the Magic, almost no one lets media watch workouts Some teams make players available after, but Magic are not RT @dram1024: ---> This year they are simply not making their process public because they are going to look at everyone they can. RT @dram1024: Are these closed workouts a regular thing for Orlando? ---> Magic have never be open about the draft RT @still_legendary: Is Anthony Bennett comparable to Draymond Green? ---> Bigger upside. RT @klasiq11: Will you be covering any of the Magics team workouts? ---> Magic will not have any media access to workouts. #closedprocess
Vinny Del Negro didn't do anything "wrong" to lose his job with the Clippers. It's just a question of keeping http://t.co/kcQJQOqwJ8
James Harden has already been recruiting free agents, including Dwight Howard, to the Houston Rockets: http://t.co/H13DmiYTSm
