By Kelly Dwyer Hopefully for both the hire and the hiring team, the Orlando Magic will officially begin to employ a new general manager between now and the NBA draft on June 28. And in between the time that GM puts pen to paper and his work on draft night, the new boss will be expected to not only formulate a cogent plan of how to suck up to All-Star center (and 2013 free agent) Dwight Howard, but also relay said plan to the man who was once looked at as Howard's number two (before we realized that none of Howard's teammates are good enough to be his number two) in Jameer Nelson. Nelson, who was given an extension on Thursday that allows him to wait to decide on whether or not to opt out of his contract until June 29, wants to be aware of the new GM's plans before he signs off on giving back the $8.6 million he's owed next season.