# \[The Athletic\] G3不敌雷霆后，格雷格·波波维奇在更衣室严厉训诫马刺全队
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46777
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2025-26赛季, 米奇-约翰逊, 达龙-福克斯, 格雷格-波波维奇, 维克托-文班亚马, 卡特-布莱恩特
**Created:** [2026 年5 月 25 日 05:11 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46777 "2026-05-25T05:11:28Z")
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 25 日 05:11 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46777/1 "2026-05-25T05:11:28Z")
By Jared Weiss and Mike Prada | The Athletic, 2026-05-25 04:04:06
圣安东尼奥——在圣安东尼奥马刺队第三场输给俄克拉荷马雷霆队后，传奇前马刺主帅格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 立即走进马刺更衣室，对他们的表现发表了一番措辞严厉的讲话。
这番讲话最早由德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 在周日 NBC 的赛后节目中透露，并得到了多名马刺球员向 _The Athletic_ 的证实，它帮助激励圣安东尼奥取得了[第四场的胜利](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46766)（比分为 103-82）。
“波波整个赛季都在球队身边，但那是他第一次走进更衣室，说：‘不，这打得太垃圾了，这不是我们打球的方式，’”在回答 NBC 嘉宾特雷西·麦克格雷迪 (Tracy McGrady) 的提问时，[福克斯说道](https://x.com/NBAonNBC/status/2058761411560399256)。“这是整个赛季以来，他第一次在赛后直接走进更衣室，告诉我们他的真实感受。”
福克斯表示，全队上下、教练组以及总经理布莱恩·莱特 (Brian Wright) 都在认真倾听。
“这是我第一次见到这种场景，”福克斯告诉 NBC，“训练师，所有人都在里面。我们关上门，不让任何人知道里面发生了什么。……然后我们打开门，看到波波走进来，大家心里都是‘喔……’的感觉。”
马刺新秀前锋卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 表示，波波维奇传达的信息很简单：打得更好。
“不多也不少，”布莱恩特告诉 _The Athletic_。“我的意思是，这是一个非常直接的信息。当你处于这种境地时，最需要的就是直接的信息。所以对我们来说，我们必须打得更好。我们在场上做好了执行，也看到了（第四场）的结果。”
现年 77 岁的波波维奇在 2024-25 赛季初中风后，于去年夏天正式卸下教鞭，但他仍保留着篮球运营总裁的头衔。正如 [_The Athletic_ 报道的那样](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46410)，他整个赛季都是幕后的关键人物。这位在非官方场合被称为“老大 (El Jefe)”的传奇教练经常被看到在训练后给球员提供指导，而在这次季后赛之旅中，他的参与度变得更高了。
“在整个系列赛和每场比赛期间，他都会定期给我们反馈并与我们交流，”维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在季后赛早些时候表示。“一如既往，只要他开口，所有人都会倾听。”
现任主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 在上赛季临时接管球队，并在去年夏天正式转正。自 2016 年以来，约翰逊一直是马刺队的一员，并在 2019 年至 2024 年期间担任波波维奇的助理教练之一。
马刺队对他们在第三场的表现非常不满。在开局连得 15 分后，圣安东尼奥陷入停滞，最终以 108-123 落败。
“单从心态上来说，我认为那是我们本赛季打得最差的比赛之一，除了开局的前四五分钟之外，”福克斯在新闻发布会上告诉记者。“波波在赛后走了进来；这实际上是他第一次在赛后走进更衣室讲话。所以他看在眼里。我们也都看在眼里。我们都感受到了。”
第四场比赛则完全不同。如今，系列赛大比分已被扳平，双方将回到俄克拉荷马城进行周二的第五场较量。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：Gregg Popovich gave locker room speech admonishing Spurs after Game 3 loss to Thunder**
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> # Gregg Popovich gave locker room speech admonishing Spurs after Game 3 loss to Thunder
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> SAN ANTONIO — Legendary former Spurs coach Gregg Popovich went into San Antonio’s locker room immediately after their Game 3 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder to deliver some choice words about their performance.
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> The speech, first relayed by De’Aaron Fox on NBC’s postgame show Sunday and confirmed to _The Athletic_ by multiple Spurs players, helped inspire San Antonio’s 103-82 [Game 4 victory](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7306202/2026/05/24/spurs-thunder-game-4-result-western-conference-finals-nba/).
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> “Pop’s been around throughout the course of the season, but that was the first time he walked into the locker room and was like, ‘Nah, that’s BS, that’s not how we play basketball,'” [Fox said](https://x.com/NBAonNBC/status/2058761411560399256) in response to a question by NBC panelist Tracy McGrady. “That was the first time all season that he came into the locker room right after a game and told us how he felt.”
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> Fox said the entire team and coaching staff listened, as well as general manager Brian Wright.
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> “That’s the first time I’ve ever seen that,” Fox told NBC. “Trainers, everybody’s in there. We close the doors, we don’t let anybody know what’s going on in here. … We open that door, we see Pop come in, and it’s like, ‘Awwww.'”
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> Spurs rookie forward Carter Bryant said Popovich’s message was simple: Be better.
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> “Nothing more, nothing less,” Bryant told _The Athletic._ “I mean, it’s a direct message, and the best thing when you’re in a situation like this is a direct message. So to us, we had to be better, we came out executing and we saw the outcome (in Game 4).”
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> The 77-year-old Popovich, who officially retired from coaching last summer after suffering a stroke at the beginning of the 2024-25 season but retains the title of president of basketball operations, has been a key figure behind the scenes all season, [as _The Athletic_ reported](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7278122/2026/05/14/gregg-popovich-spurs-coach-nba-playoffs-secret/). The man unofficially known as “El Jefe” is often seen consulting with players after practices, though he has become more involved throughout this postseason run.
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> “He gives feedback and talks to us regularly throughout our series, throughout our games,” Victor Wembanyama said earlier in the playoffs. “As always, when he speaks, everybody listens.”
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> Current head coach Mitch Johnson took over on an interim basis last season before landing the job permanently last summer. Johnson has been a member of the Spurs organization since 2016 and was one of Popovich’s assistants from 2019 to 2024.
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> The Spurs were not happy with their Game 3 performance. After scoring the first 15 points of the game, San Antonio sputtered, eventually falling 123-108.
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> “Just from a mentality-wise, I think that was one of the worst games that we had of the season, outside of the first four or five minutes of the game,” Fox told reporters in his news conference. “Pop came in after the game; it was actually the first time that he came into the locker room and spoke after a game. So he saw it. We all saw it. We all felt it.”
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> Game 4 was a different story. Now, this series is tied heading back to Oklahoma City for Tuesday’s Game 5.
By Jared Weiss and Mike Prada, via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7306388/2026/05/25/gregg-popovich-spurs-coach-thunder-game-3-deaaron-fox/)
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 25 日 05:51 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46777/2 "2026-05-25T05:51:34Z")
# 热评
> [@Pray F.](#):
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> 等我真正退休的时候，我对“退休”的理解肯定会大不相同。这大概就是为什么我成不了NBA传奇教练的原因吧。波波维奇真是太令人钦佩了。
> [@Daniel B.](#):
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> 噢，我在家对着电视机大喊大叫他们不听，却去听一个半退休的77岁老头子的话？？
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> > [@Robert F.](#):
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> > 这个“某个”可真是大有深意！
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> > [@Hills S.](#):
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> > @Daniel B. 对波波维奇一无所知可说不过去。
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> > [@Kyle F.](#):
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> > @Hills S. 兄弟，他是在开玩笑啦 😅
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> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
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> > @Paul M. 这叫反讽，而且讽刺意味已经拉满了。
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> > [@Wesley Y.](#):
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> > @Daniel B. 居然有这么多人没看出来你那满满的反讽，其实挺悲哀的。
> [@Bennett H.](#):
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> 这对我来说挺逗的，因为我对第三场比赛的看法是：“该死，我们打得还行，但雷霆打得太棒了，破事总会发生。”但这就是为什么他是史上最伟大的篮球教练，而我只是个想当懂球帝的键盘侠。又及：今晚特意从辛辛那提飞过来现场看球，度过了人生中最美好的时光 #porvida
> [@Nicolas L.](#):
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> 狠狠训醒他们，波波！
> [@NickSwanAuffyeh ..](#):
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> 该死，这真不公平。
> [@Adam Y.](#):
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> 我挺喜欢雷霆这支球队，他们的管理层也很棒，但有这些传奇人物在背后支持，真的很难不为马刺加油。昨天看到邓肯和波波在场边专注地观看比赛，感觉太棒了。
> 无意冒犯尼克斯，但西部这轮系列赛（3局2胜）的胜者将会夺得总冠军。这两支球队完全处于另一个水平。
> [@Paul M.](#):
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> 上帝保佑波波！！！！
> [@13027557](#):
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> 波波干得漂亮。球队也听进去了，并付诸行动。
> 再看看肯尼·阿特金森 (Kenny Atkinson)，他告诉所有人，从数据分析来看，骑士其实是2-1领先尼克斯的。
> 这两人里只有一个是对的。
> [@william B.](#):
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> 这招只能用一次。可能会削弱主教练的权威！
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> > [@Gail S.](#):
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> > @Matthew V. 波波是米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 的恩师，而且在季后赛局势掌控方面有着极其丰富的经验。作为一个主教练，为了赢下一轮艰难的系列赛，你为什么会不想利用好手头一切可用的资源呢？如果波波觉得米奇会因为那些能提升球队表现的建议而感到地位受到威胁，他当初根本就不会选米奇来当主教练。
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> > [@Robert F.](#):
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> > 我非常确定，约翰逊被提升为正式主教练的条件之一，就包括默认波波未来会在指导球员个人、整支球队以及教练组方面继续发挥作用。
> > 守着波波这样的宝贵财富却不用，那简直是愚蠢。
> [@Cindy S.](#):
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> 他确实该骂，那场比赛他们根本没有理由输。马刺本该3-1领先的。看那场比赛气死我了。第三节还剩6分多钟时，雷霆就已经犯规满额了。圣安东尼奥本该每一次进攻都冲击篮筐，结果他们倒好，开始疯狂扔三分。接着，看到他们在防守端防不住对手，我更生气了。这是常规赛期间唯一给雷霆制造过麻烦、并且有机会赢下这轮系列赛的球队。我希望波波继续对他们保持严厉。
> [@Christine Z.](#):
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> 波波真是传奇。
> [@5619042](#):
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> 马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊就是个混蛋。他对卡特大吼大叫还拽他球衣的样子……米奇绝对不敢那样对待文班。米奇就是个失败者。
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> > [@Matt K.](#):
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> > @ 他也立刻就把他重新换上场了。很难说他说了什么，但他显然信任他，让他重新上场去打出表现。文班这些天大概不需要怎么被吼，哈哈
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> > [@Charles W.](#):
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> > @ 你是卡特的妈妈吗？
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> > [@Larry C.](#):
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> > @ 读读卡特对波波那番话的看法吧……“不多也不少，”布莱恩特告诉《The Athletic》。“我的意思是，这是一个直接的信息，当你处于这种境地时，最好的就是直接的信息。所以对我们来说，我们必须做得更好”——布莱恩特乐于接受严厉的执教……米奇只是在让他知道他必须做得更好……一切都挺好的……
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> > [@Adam Y.](#):
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> > 行了，别作了。那根本不算什么。他只是在严厉地执教他，然后立刻又把他派上场了。
> > 我只能说，你大概是那温室里玻璃心一代的成员吧。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
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> > [@Pray F.](#):
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> > I’m going to have a very different idea of what retirement means, whenever it actually happens. Which is probably why I’m not a legendary nba coach. Popovich is so impressive.
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> > [@Daniel B.](#):
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> > Oh they don’t listen to me screaming at my TV at home, but they listen to some partially-retired 77 year old??
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> > > [@Robert F.](#):
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> > > That ‘some’ does a lot of heavy lifting!
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> > > [@Hills S.](#):
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> > > @Daniel B. No excuse for cluelessness about Popovich.
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> > > [@Kyle F.](#):
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> > > @Hills S. He was joking, brother 😅
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> > > [@Anonymous U.](#):
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> > > @Paul M. It’s called sarcasm and it’s coming through pretty thick.
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> > > [@Wesley Y.](#):
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> > > @Daniel B. The amount of people who didn’t recognize your THICK sarcasm is pretty sad actually.
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> > [@Bennett H.](#):
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> > This is funny to me cuz my takeaway from Game 3 was “damn we played fine but OKC played amazing, shit happens,” but that’s why he’s the GOAT bball coach and I’m just a wannabe blog boy. P.S.: flew in from Cincy for the game tonight and had the time of my life #porvida
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> > [@Nicolas L.](#):
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> > Light em up Pop!
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> > [@NickSwanAuffyeh ..](#):
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> > Damnit see that’s not fair.
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> > [@Adam Y.](#):
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> > I like OKC as a team and the organization is great, but its hard not to root for the Spurs with these legends helping out. Seeing Duncan and Pop watching intently yesterday was awesome.
> > No disrespect to the Knicks, but whoever wins the 2 of 3 in the West is going to win the championship. These teams are just at a different level.
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> > [@Paul M.](#):
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> > God Bless Pop!!!
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> > [@13027557](#):
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> > Good for Pop. And the team took it and ran with it.
> > Then we have Kenny Atkinson who told everybody that, analytically, the Cavs are up 2-1 over the Knicks.
> > One of them was right.
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> > [@william B.](#):
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> > Only works once. Could undermine head coach!
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> > > [@Gail S.](#):
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> > > @Matthew V. Pop is Mitch Johnson’s mentor and a man with deep expertise in the dynamics of playoff runs. Why wouldn’t you, as a head coach, want to use every asset available tp you to win a tough series? Pop would never have selected Mitch for the role in the first place if he thought he was going to feel threatened by insights that can improve the team’s performance
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> > > [@Robert F.](#):
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> > > I am pretty sure, part of the elavation of Johnson to the permanent HC position included an basic understanding of the future role Pop would have in mentoring both individual players, the team and coaches.
> > > Not using an asset like Pop would be plain dumb.
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> > [@Cindy S.](#):
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> > As he should, there was no reason for them to lose that game. The Spurs should be up 3-1. I was so mad watching that game. OKC was in the penalty with over 6 minutes left in the 3rd. SA should have driven to the basket every single time and right on cue, started chucking threes. Then I was even madder when they could not get stops on the other end. This is the one team that gave OKC issues during the regular season and could win this series. I hope Pop stay on them.
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> > [@Christine Z.](#):
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> > Pop is legendary
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> > [@5619042](#):
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> > Spurs coach Mitch Johnson is an a-hole. The way he screamed at Carter and grabbed his jersey…Mitch wouldn’t DARE treat Wemby that way. Mitch is a loser.
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> > > [@Matt K.](#):
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> > > @ He also immediately sent him right back in the game. Hard to know what he said but he obviously trusted him to go back out and make some plays. Wemby is probably not needing to be yelled at much these days lol
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> > > [@Charles W.](#):
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> > > @ are you Carter’s Mom?
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> > > [@Larry C.](#):
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> > > @ Read Carter on Pop…“Nothing more, nothing less,” Bryant told The Athletic. “I mean, it’s a direct message, and the best thing when you’re in a situation like this is a direct message. So to us, we had to be better” — Bryant welcomes hard coaching… Mitch is just letting him know he had to be better… all’s well…
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> > > [@Adam Y.](#):
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> > > Oh stop it. That was nothing. He was coaching him hard, sent him right back in the game.
> > > I can only imagine you are part of the soft generation.
via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7306388/2026/05/25/gregg-popovich-spurs-coach-thunder-game-3-deaaron-fox/#comments)