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NBA Adjusts Gregg Popovich's Career Record, Crediting Mitch Johnson with 77 Spurs Games From '24-25

Gregg Popovich stepped down as San Antonio Spurs head coach after the 2024-25 NBA season, ending a 29-year tenure.
His retirement followed a stroke he suffered on November 2 at the Spurs’ arena, which forced him to miss the rest of the season.
Assistant coach Mitch Johnson took over as acting coach, leading the team in 77 games with a 32-45 record, before being named full-time head coach.
The NBA removed the 77 games Popovich missed last season from his coaching record and credited those wins and losses to Johnson, raising Popovich’s record to 1,390-824 and his winning percentage from.621 to.628.
Popovich remains the NBA’s all-time leader in coaching victories and continues with the Spurs as team president, maintaining involvement with the franchise.

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