Los Angeles Lakers GM Rob Pelinka shakes hands with new draft advisor Tony Bennett in front office setting.
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Lakers hire Tony Bennett as NBA draft advisor

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The Los Angeles Lakers have named former University of Virginia coach Tony Bennett as a draft advisor to general manager Rob Pelinka. Bennett, who retired abruptly in 2024, will provide expertise on college talent ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft. The move comes as the Lakers expand their front office under new ownership.

Hockeynews experts praise Linköping HC's appointment of Andreas Hägglund as general manager, completing the leadership trio with Broc Little and Ante Karlsson. Coming from resource-strapped Mora IK, Hägglund is seen as key to the club's rebuild amid player changes.

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Tesla has advertised a senior electrical design engineer position at Gigafactory Berlin, marking the first such Cybercab-related hardware role in Europe. The role focuses on developing circuit boards for autonomous robotaxi vehicles. The job posting highlights work on low-voltage hardware systems.

Tesla has posted three new job listings related to its upcoming Roadster supercar as the planned unveiling approaches. The positions focus on battery manufacturing and vision engineering in Northern California. Production is expected to begin in 2027, following the April 1 reveal.

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The Washington Nationals have hired Desmond McGowan from the New York Mets to serve as director of amateur acquisitions, bolstering their scouting efforts amid a front office overhaul. McGowan, who previously managed data science for the Mets with a focus on the draft, brings an analytics-driven approach to the role. This move aligns with the team's ongoing rebuild, emphasizing strong drafting to build their farm system.

Tesla Inc. is actively recruiting workers for its new $200 million manufacturing facility in Brookshire, Texas. The company has scheduled a job fair for the week of November 10 to fill positions at the Waller County site.

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The Colorado Rockies announced on Friday that Paul DePodesta has been named the club's president of baseball operations, effective immediately. DePodesta, a veteran of Major League Baseball and the NFL, brings a background in analytics and winning organizations to a team coming off seven straight losing seasons. He replaces Bill Schmidt, who stepped down at the end of the 2025 season.

 

 

 

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