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    tli232

    "CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cavaliers have promoted Mike Gansey to director of development league operations.

    Gansey served last season as basketball operations assistant, a position he will retain. In his new role, the 29-year-old Gansey will work closely with Cavs vice president David Griffin and Canton Charge (NBA D-League) coach Alex Jensen on personnel matters. Griffin oversees the Charge’s operations, and Jensen’s role in personnel will expand.

    Gansey, who is from Olmsted Falls, played college ball at West Virginia. He led the Mountaineers to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament. Gansey played professionally overseas in Italy, Germany and Spain, and also played two seasons in the D-League with Anaheim, Idaho and Erie.

    Cleveland announced the move on Monday."

    Source: Sports Illustrated



    Good for Mike. I loved him as a player with the gutsy West Virginia team. Gansey and Pittsnoggle were a great one-two punch despite usually being the least athletic guys on the court. I thought both of them would have had decent "10th man" careers in the NBA, but never got a chance. 

     

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    It was hard not to be a Gansey fan for me. That was my junior year of high school when they were at their peak killing it at WVU.  Thanks for resurfacing great memories…

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    That WVU is what made me a hoopshead. I was young, and assumed that both Gansey and Pittsnogle would make a team. It’s good to see Gansey has stuck with the game… it would warm the cockles of my heart if he ended up being a GM later in my life.

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    mj23mj23bestever
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     thanx for the post good too hear gansey is still involved in basketball i was just talkin with a buddy the other day about how hard it is too belive he and pitsnogle dindhave nba careers gansey is that gritty end of the bench guy who practices hard everyday and wouldnt hurt a team when he eas on the court pitsnogle suprises me even more with the lack of big men in the nba pits could flat out shoot the deep ball which i thought would have kept him the league for awhile look at pat garrity he played for years in the league and could do nothing but shoot it played no do didnt rebound well at all 

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