Warriors Rumors: Thompson, Green Set to Stay with Curry; Bob Myers 'Most Likely' Exit

The Golden State Warriors' core three players are likely to stick together.

The person who brought them all to Golden State, however, appears to be destined for an exit.

NBA insider Marc Stein reported it's been "consistently insisted" Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green will remain with the Warriors next season, while president of basketball operations Bob Myers is the "most likely prominent Warrior to depart."

Myers' contract expires at the end of June, and he's been widely expected to explore his options.

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Myers is "torn" over his decision, due in large part to his relationship with the three All-Stars.

"With his contract expiring at the end of June, Bob Myers told me last night that he plans to take a couple of weeks to make a decision about his future running the Golden State Warriors," Wojnarowski said Sunday on NBA Countdown. "And it's a decision that he says he's torn about, in large part because of his relationships, he said, with the core three of Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, and his coach Steve Kerr."

Myers has been lauded for his contributions to the franchise and his ability to go above and beyond the duties of a typical general manager. His day-to-day impact was on display in March, when he took an irate Green to the side and calmed him down during a game against the New Orleans Pelicans.

"If Bob comes and tells me something, that's Bible to me," Green told reporters after the game. "I'm going to listen to that. But that's a relationship that has been built over the last 11 years, and that is a relationship that will continue to grow over the next 40 years. For him to come down in that moment and say something to me, you gotta honor that, and it was huge."

The Warriors have made Myers multiple contract extension offers, so it's telling he's yet to accept. Stein reported the team does not plan on giving up on Myers until he formally says he will not return, so expect governor Joe Lacob to continue the all-in push to retain his basketball czar.

Green, an impending free agent ($27.6 million player option), has been open about his desire to remain in Golden State. Bringing him back long-term may just be a matter of finding a workable salary.