You know it's funny if you add an S to it, odd balls turns into a completely different show.

Yeah, we talked about this. If we had a show about grass, it would be sawed ball.

Yeah.

Hey, it's Tony Parker, Grapeovice Day. Today's the day, we're going to profile the two cornerstones of the Spurs dynasty that helped them win a zillion titles.

Also, we're going to talk to Mo. DeKiel.

He's our friend. We love him. We know him.

And, of course, he worked for the Spurs for a couple of seasons there so he knows Tony and Pop really well.

We'll talk about them right now with this little clip.

As two cornerstones of the Spurs dynasty of the 21st century,

it is only fitting that Greg Popovich and Tony Parker enter the Hall of Fame together.

Popovich was the architect of San Antonio's dominant run of sustained success in the 21st century, starting with the drafting of Fame together. Popovich was the architect of San Antonio's dominant run of sustained

success in the 21st century, starting with the drafting of Hall of Famer Tim Duncan in 1997.

It would only take two and a half seasons into his NBA coaching career for Pop to win his first

title behind the Twin Towers of Duncan and Hall of Famer David Robinson. And under Pop's charge, the Spurs would go on to evolve with the additions of Hall of Famers

Manor Genobley and Tony Parker, winning three more titles in 2003, 2005, and 2007.

In 2011, the Spurs consummated a draft day deal to acquire Quire Quiet Leonard.

Within two years, Pop was back in the finals,

losing to Miami in 2013,

for finally climbing back to the top of the mountain in 2014,

winning his fifth NBA title.

A winner of the NBA Coach of the Year award three times in his career,

Pop was named one of the 15 greatest coaches in NBA history during the 75th anniversary celebrations.

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