San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich – the NBA’s all-time winningest head coach – has made the decision to leave the ...

Gregg Popovich, whose tenure as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs included five NBA championships, will remain as team ...

Gregg Popovich, who has been the Spurs head coach for 29 seasons, will still work with the Spurs as president of basketball ...

San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich -- the NBA's career wins leader -- stepped down from his role and will transition to ...

Gregg Popovich, who for nearly three decades as the Spurs’ coach had shaped the franchise in his steadfast and at times ...

SAN ANTONIO - Gregg Popovich, the NBA's all-time winningest coach and a Basketball Hall of Famer, will step down Friday as ...

Gregg Popovich has stepped down as coach of the San Antonio Spurs, ending a three-decade run that saw him lead the team to ...

Gregg Popovich spoke publicly Monday for the first time since suffering a stroke six months ago, saying at the news ...

The Spurs announced that Mitch Johnson, who was the interim coach this season, has been given the job going forward.

Popovich entered head coach Mitch Johnson’s introductory press conference flanked by familiar faces Tim Duncan, David Robinson and Manu Ginobili along with current San Antonio Spurs players ...

June 23, 2005: Championship No. 3 Tied going into the fourth quarter, the Spurs never trail in the final 12 minutes and ...

Editors note: This article has been updated to include comments from Gregg Popovich and Spurs managing partner Peter Holt.