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Olympic ties truly bind players like Green with Popovich

On December 4, 2021, San Antonio defeated Golden State 112-107 as the Spurs announced Gregg Popovich would step down after 29 seasons.
Popovich’s retirement followed a renowned coaching career as the NBA’s all-time wins leader, deeply affecting players who shared Olympic success under him.
Golden State's Draymond Green and Miami's Bam Adebayo expressed strong bonds formed through playing for Popovich in USA Basketball and admired his impact.
Green said, “Pop is incredible,” noted he will never see Popovich on the sideline again, and Adebayo said they have a bond forever from Pop’s leadership.
Popovich’s retirement marks the end of an era, leaving a lasting influence on the league and a sense of loss among players who respected him deeply.

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Olympic ties truly bind players like Green with Popovich

It was Dec. 4, 2021. The game was over. San Antonio knocked off Golden State 112-107. And when the final buzzer sounded, Draymond Green didn't seem bothered whatsoever by the loss.

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It was December 4, 2021 and the game was over. San Antonio beat Golden State 112-107, but when the final whistle sounded, Draymond Green didn't seem upset at all by the defeat.I just wanted to talk to Pop.The announcement of Greg Popovich's retirement as coach of the San Antonio Spurs after 29 seasons resonated deeply throughout the league.And it clearly affected Green, Golden State's front veteran, who said he can't imagine what it's like to st…

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Olympic ties united players with the great Gregg Popovich

It was December 4, 2021, and the game was over. San Antonio beat Golden State 112-107, but when the final whistle blew, Draymond Green didn't seem bothered by the loss at all.

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