He is the latest legendary coach to become an executive, following Pat Riley, Phil Jackson and numerous others. Popovich is a Hall of Fame inductee and one of the defining figures of the modern NBA.

Popovich has won five NBA titles during his Hall of Fame head coaching career that began in 1996-97 with the Spurs. He guided San Antonio to an NBA record 18 straight 50-win seasons.

"He used to do a lot of things to put s—t in perspective" - DeMar DeRozan recalls how Gregg Popovich used shocking footage to ...

Popovich coached six Hall of Fame players during his career: Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Dominique Wilkins, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and Pau Gasol.

1. The stat that pops out Popovich compiled enough achievements and statistics to justify three or four Hall of Fame enshrinements. But the marquee number by far is 1,422. That’s his victory ...

The NBA has adjusted all-time wins leader Gregg Popovich’s career record as coach of the San Antonio Spurs, removing the 77 games that he missed last season and crediting those wins and losses ...

SAN ANTONIO — The NBA has adjusted all-time wins leader Gregg Popovich’s career record as coach of the San Antonio Spurs, removing the 77 games that he missed last season and crediting those ...

Popovich does not exactly need the extra 32 wins. He was well ahead of Don Nelson, who is second in NBA history with 1,335 victories. Doc Rivers, the only active coach within shouting distance of ...