Gregg Popovich Meets with the Spurs for the First Time Since His Stroke
The San Antonio coach spoke to his players to confirm that he will not return at least this season
A few days ago, it was confirmed that Gregg Popovich will not return to the San Antonio Spurs bench this season in the NBA. The coach suffered a stroke last November. Since then, he has been recovering away from the basketball courts.
Now, he has met in person with the Spurs players for the first time. He did so to communicate that same decision. Therefore, Mitch Johnson will continue as the interim coach.
Popovich's Unwavering Drive
Furthermore, Gregg Popovich also made it clear that his intention is to continue coaching and not retire at 76 years old:
"I have decided not to return to the bench this season. Mitch Johnson and his team have done a wonderful job, and the determination and professionalism shown by the players, who have remained united during a difficult season, have been extraordinary. I will continue to focus on my health with the hope of being able to coach again in the future," he said in an official statement.
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