Bob Iger’s final act sees the Disney leader rubberstamp a structural shake-up of the company’s entertainment arm—folding streaming, film, TV, and games under one roof. Multi-billion-dollar acquisitions, activist investor revolts, and Disney+’s profitability turnaround will define Iger’s two stints at the helm (2005-2020; 2022-2026), as former Disney Parks boss Josh D’Amaro steps in to succeed Iger, effective this week. Iger’s reign has been fraught with streaming-era claymore mines, yet the outgoing CEO will be lauded as the most decorated leader since Walt Disney himself. But is such flattery really justified? Before we take a retrospective look back at Iger’s legacy, his passing gift is to put streaming at the epicenter of Disney Entertainment. By consolidating studios, TV, D2C, games and…