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Gregg Popovich's legendary coaching run is over, but the Spurs will see the Pop Way continue for years to come
Popovich won those five championships spread out over 15 years by helping create one of the most remarkable, if quiet, cultures of excellence in sports. If Pat Riley had the Heat Way (flashy, talked about, and well-celebrated) in Miami, the Pop Way was the opposite in San Antonio.
Of all the branches on the Popovich coaching tree — which includes Steve Kerr — there is no tale like that of Ime Udoka.
With Popovich riding off into retirement, Erik Spoelstra is now the NBA's longest-tenured, active head coach, having coached ...
Gregg Popovich, who helped the Pacers' Rick Carlisle get started on his path to being a head coach, announced his retirement ...
Shawnelle Scott played for Popovich during the 2000-2001 season. He is now a basketball coach and educator in New York.
Gregg Popovich, at 76 and recovering from a stroke, came to appreciate the rigors of the road and what such a life could be ...
Mike Tomlin moved up. The decision by Popovich to end his run as coach of the San Antonio Spurs — which was announced by the ...
Gregg Popovich stepped down from his coaching duties, leaving behind leadership lessons anyone can learn from.
Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon says her "heart's a little heavy" for Gregg Popovich, who stepped down as Spurs' head ...
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