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stepping down officially as the team's basketball coach. He's going to transition

into a full-time role as the team's president of basketball operations. If you don't know,

he had a stroke early in the season. It was in November, and he hasn't coached since. He's 76 years old. He's been a part of the Spurs since 94,

and he's been the team's head coach since 1996, 1997. He's the all-time NBA career

wins leader as a coach with 1,422 regular season wins, and he guided San

Antonio to five NBA titles. Put aside whatever you think about Greg Popovich, an all-time

legendary coach. And you know what's interesting is the dynasty conversation.

You know, San Antonio had a dynasty man under Popovich.

And I think it's like one of the more underrated dynasties.

From this standpoint, over a 22-year run, they won five titles, they lost in the

championship series once, they made the Western Conference finals five times, and they never

missed the postseason. They were in the playoffs every year,

beginning in the 97-98 season, and over the next 22 seasons, they ended up winning five

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