# \[PtR\] 无论是通过米奇·约翰逊还是他自己的声音，格雷格·波波维奇的影响力依然在马刺流淌 ▶️
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46824
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 丹尼-格林, 2025-26赛季, 米奇-约翰逊, 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 26 日 18:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46824 "2026-05-26T18:01:55Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 26 日 18:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46824/1 "2026-05-26T18:01:55Z")
By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-26 17:17:07
西部决赛第三场毫无疑问是马刺在今年季后赛中表现最差的一场，甚至可能是他们自一月份以来打得最糟糕的一场比赛。在开局打出15-0的狂轰滥炸后，均值回归的规律便无情地发挥了作用。在接下来的比赛中，马刺几乎没有展现出斗志和紧迫感，雷霆迅速调整状态接管了比赛，并夺回了主场优势。
这支马刺队整个赛季都证明了他们的韧性，因此看到他们在第四场比赛中做出调整并展现出更坚定的决心，从而轻松赢下比赛，并不让人感到意外。然而，故事远不止于此。正如德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 在第四场比赛后的赛后节目中所透露的那样，格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 本人在第三场比赛结束后立即现身更衣室。可以说，任何此前没有荣幸在他手下打球（或者共事时间不够长）的人，现在都可以说他们体验到了完整的“波波维奇式洗礼”。
> 德阿隆·福克斯表示，格雷格·波波维奇在第三场失利后走进了马刺的更衣室：
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> “那是他第一次走进更衣室，然后说：‘不，这简直是垃圾。这不是我们打篮球的方式。’ 显然，他对我们说了一些重话。” [pic.twitter.com/CaZSIcfXxL](https://t.co/CaZSIcfXxL)
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> — Underdog NBA (@ UnderdogNBA) [May 25, 2026](https://twitter.com/UnderdogNBA/status/2058755343510085719?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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波波在2024-25赛季初期遭遇中风后，于去年夏天正式卸任主教练一职，但他仍担任篮球运营总裁，并且经常出现在训练场周围，因为他也在马刺位于拉坎特拉 (La Cantera) 的 The Rock 训练基地进行康复治疗。但正如福克斯所说，这是他第一次在赛后愤怒地冲进更衣室，甚至在他开口之前，大家就意识到要发生什么了。从球员到教练、工作人员，甚至是总经理布莱恩·莱特 (Brian Wright)，每个人都怀着敬畏的心情聆听着。这位“老大 (El Jefe)”告诉他们，他们的表现“简直是垃圾”，“这不是我们打篮球的方式”。他依然是那个我们熟悉的波波。
能够感同身受且经常承受波波严厉斥责的人，是前马刺总冠军成员丹尼·格林 (Danny Green)。他经常被称赞愿意承受波波的怒火并从中吸取教训，就像波波最初的“吹风机”目标——马努·吉诺比利 (Manu Ginobili) 一样。但即使是格林，也在接受《体育中心》(Sports Center) 采访时开玩笑说，他当时害怕波波，现在依然害怕，他很同情现在的马刺球员，能想象到那种体验是怎样的。
> 丹尼·格林谈到波波的讲话风格以及他在球队中的巨大影响力：
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> “巨大的影响力。我是说，这种影响力从未消退。无论他的年龄或健康状况如何，他都是那种让你感到敬畏的人。
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> 至今我依然怕他。😹
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> 所以当他走进……” [pic.twitter.com/9Ngsgx3cTE](https://t.co/9Ngsgx3cTE)
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> — Wemby Alien Era (@ WembyAlienEra) [May 26, 2026](https://twitter.com/WembyAlienEra/status/2059244290644279794?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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话虽如此，波波依然拥有强大的影响力，但这并不意味着米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 只是一个温和、轻声细语（因为每次我们听到他说话时，他的嗓子都已经沙哑了）、只知道听从命令的人。他在场边的举止可能没有那么张扬或戏剧化，但他出自波波的教练树，并且成为波波选定的接班人是有原因的。他和他的教练组依然在执教比赛、布置战术并做出调整，而且他们整个赛季都做得非常出色。在第四场比赛之前，他们似乎将防守策略从“让除SGA之外的任何人击败我们”调整为“只让SGA击败我们，而其他人不行”，这一调整起到了很好的效果。马刺的防守轮转更加迅速，而在进攻端，他们增加了更多的挡拆，并极力让维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在移动中接球，而不是进行太多强行突破和单打独斗。
此外，和波波一样，米奇也敢于严厉执教他的球员，从当家球星到角色球员一视同仁。新秀前锋卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 在第三场比赛后可能像其他队友一样体验到了“波波维奇式的洗礼”，但他在第四场比赛中也体验到了格林和许多其他马刺球员经常在场边经历的一幕：在几次粗心的犯规后，米奇对他进行了严厉的训斥。这些犯规包括被SGA的投篮假动作晃起，以及在快攻中撞向杰林·威廉姆斯 (Jaylin Williams) 被吹带球撞人。布莱恩特在这次季后赛中确实有一些闪光时刻，但可以理解的是，这对他来说也是一个巨大的学习和成长过程。尽管当时球队大比分领先，但他看起来还是委屈得快要哭了。
> 在一次失误后被教练怒吼，卡特·布莱恩特似乎眼含泪水 [pic.twitter.com/bBVIo5wI8i](https://t.co/bBVIo5wI8i)
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> — BrickCenter (@ BrickCenter\_) [May 25, 2026](https://twitter.com/BrickCenter_/status/2058740371031728475?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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然而，在那个时刻，他也获得了一份宝贵的经验，这也是格林和许多其他马刺球员曾经经历过的：球队无私的超级巨星挺身而出，展现领袖气质，用鼓励的话语来安抚情绪。在格林的那个时代，在队友们承受了“波波的怒火”之后，蒂姆·邓肯 (Tim Duncan) 会帮助他们重新振作起来。而对于布莱恩特来说，在感受到“米奇的怒火”之后，是文班走过来鼓励他继续前进。不同的教练，不同的球星，不同的角色球员，但同样的文化在代代相传。
今年季后赛的主旋律一直是马刺的进度超出了预期，根据赛季前的预测，事实也确实如此。然而，让他们距离总决赛仅差两场胜利的不仅仅是天赋，还有教练的执教、领袖能力以及一套完全无私的阵容。如果这听起来很像波波和蒂姆时代的马刺，那是因为事实本就如此。尽管这两位传奇在球队中仍有存在感和巨大的影响力，但现在这已经是米奇和文班的马刺了。他们已经准备好在前辈们创造的丰碑之上继续前行——从赢球，到挨骂，皆是如此。这就是马刺之道。
_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：Through Mitch Johnson and his own voice, Gregg Popovich’s influence still flows within the Spurs**
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> # Through Mitch Johnson and his own voice, Gregg Popovich’s influence still flows within the Spurs
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> Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals was without a doubt the Spurs’ worst showing of the playoffs, and possibly even their worst game of any capacity since January. After a blistering 15-0 run to open the game, the law of averages came back with a vengeance, and they showed very little fight or urgency the rest of the way as the Thunder quickly recovered to take over the game and regain homecourt advantage.
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> This Spurs team has proven to be resilient all season, so it wasn’t too surprising to see them make adjustments and come out more determined in Game 4, which they won comfortably. However, there’s more to the story than that. As was revealed by De’Aaron Fox in the postgame show following Game 4, none other than Gregg Popovich made a locker room appearance immediately after Game 3, and let’s just say anyone who had not had the privilege of playing for him (or didn’t for long enough) can now say they’ve had the full Pop Experience.
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> > De’Aaron Fox said Gregg Popovich came into the Spurs’ locker room after the Game 3 loss:
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> > “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.’ Obviously, he had some choice words for us.” [pic.twitter.com/CaZSIcfXxL](https://t.co/CaZSIcfXxL)
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> > — Underdog NBA (@ UnderdogNBA) [May 25, 2026](https://twitter.com/UnderdogNBA/status/2058755343510085719?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FUnderdogNBA%2Fstatus%2F2058755343510085719%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=0f225e02
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> Pop officially resigned as head coach last summer after suffering a stroke early in the 2024-25 season but is still President of Basketball Operations and has been seen around practice plenty of times, as he also does physical therapy at the Spurs’ facility at The Rock at La Cantera. But as Fox said, this was the first time he came storming into the locker room after a game, and they knew what they were in for before he even said a word. From players to coaches, staff and even General Manager Brian Wright, everyone listened with appropriate fear as El Jefe told them their performance “was BS” and “not how we play basketball”. He’s still the same ol’ Pop.
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> Someone who can relate and was often on the other end of Pop tongue-lashings was former Spurs champion Danny Green, who was often credited with being willing to take his wrath and improve from it, just like Pop’s original target: Manu Ginobili. But even Green jokingly told Sports Center that he was scared of Pop then, still is now, and he felt for the current Spurs over what that experience must have been like.
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> > Danny Green on what Pop’s speeches are like and how big a presence he has on the team:
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> > “A huge presence. I mean it doesn’t go away. He’s just one of those guys that you’re fearful of regardless of age or health.
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> > I’m still scared of him to this day. 😹
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> > So when he walks in a… [pic.twitter.com/9Ngsgx3cTE](https://t.co/9Ngsgx3cTE)
> >
> > — Wemby Alien Era (@ WembyAlienEra) [May 26, 2026](https://twitter.com/WembyAlienEra/status/2059244290644279794?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FWembyAlienEra%2Fstatus%2F2059244290644279794%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=2cb9d8c8
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> That being said, just because Pop still has a presence doesn’t mean Mitch Johnson is just some nice, soft-spoken guy (since he’s always lost his voice by the time we hear from him) who is simply following orders. His sideline demeanor may not be as pronounced or dramatic, but he comes from the coaching tree of Pop and was his chosen predecessor for a reason. He and his staff still coach the game, call the plays and make adjustments, and they’ve done a masterful job all season. Before Game 4, they appeared to make the switch from “make everyone but SGA beat us” to “make SGA and no one else beat us,” and it worked well. Defensive rotations were more crisp, and on offense, there were more pick-and-rolls and an asserted effort to get Victor Wembanyama the ball on the move instead of too many forced drives and iso-ball.
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> Also, like Pop, Mitch is not afraid to coach his players hard, from his star all the way down. Rookie forward Carter Bryant may have gotten “the Pop Experience” just like the rest of his teammates after Game 3, but he also experienced what Green and many other Spurs often did on the sidelines during Game 4, when Mitch got on him hard after a couple of careless fouls, including biting on an SGA pump fake and barreling into Jaylin Williams on the fast break for a charge. Bryant has had some bright moments in these playoffs, but it has also understandably been a massive learning curve for him, and despite the team being up big in that moment, he appeared on the brink of tears.
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> > Carter Bryant appeared to have tears in his eyes after his coach yelled at him following a turnover [pic.twitter.com/bBVIo5wI8i](https://t.co/bBVIo5wI8i)
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> > — BrickCenter (@ BrickCenter\_) [May 25, 2026](https://twitter.com/BrickCenter_/status/2058740371031728475?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FBrickCenter_%2Fstatus%2F2058740371031728475%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=36d17caa
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> However, there’s another invaluable experience he got in that moment that Green and plenty other Spurs also experienced: the team’s unselfish superstar jumping in with leadership and words of encouragement to balance things back out. In Green’s day, it was Tim Duncan who would help perk his teammates back up after they experienced the Wrath of Pop. For Bryant, it was Wemby who came over to encourage him on after he felt the Wrath of Mitch. Different coaches, different stars and different role players, but the same culture lives on.
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> The narrative this postseason has been that the Spurs are ahead of schedule, and based on preseason predictions, that is true. However, it’s not just talent alone that has gotten them two wins away from the Finals, but also coaching, leadership and a completely egoless roster. If that sounds like the Spurs of Pop and Tim, it’s because it is, but even if those two still have a presence and plenty of influence within the organization, this is now the Spurs of Mitch and Wemby, and they are ready to build upon the legacy their predecessors created — from winning all the way down to being yelled at. It’s the Spurs way.
By Marilyn Dubinski, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/103099/through-mitch-johnson-and-his-own-voice-gregg-popovichs-influence-still-flows-within-the-spurs)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 26 日 23:11 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46824/2 "2026-05-26T23:11:17Z")
# 热评
> [@MElizondo](#):
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> 这次西决我老婆的表现简直太棒了，实际上她看了大部分比赛（虽然有点走马观花）。但有三件事让她印象深刻：
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> 1. 她讨厌卡鲁索 😂
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> 2. 她对文班在那一刻把卡特护在羽翼之下的举动印象深刻
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> 3. 她觉得这支马刺队非常讨人喜欢
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> 对于一个自称不爱看体育运动的人来说（虽然她很喜欢奥运会），这些感悟相当到位。
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> > [@TontonOngBak](#):
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> > 听老婆的准没错！
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> > [@I Hate Sports](#):
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> > 我们娶的是同一个女人吗？
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> > 
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> > [@Dave 100](#):
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> > 听起来真是一位超棒的伴侣！！
> [@Haribol](#):
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> 天呐，这些年来能作为马刺球迷，我们是多么幸运啊？今年我们度过了一个多么超级有趣的赛季！
> [@Nasty spurs ph](#):
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> 我不了解其他NBA球队，但这是我第一次遇到一位真正履行职责的篮球运营总裁。帕特·莱利 (Pat Riley) 也许算一个，但我没听说过他在遭遇惨败后会走进更衣室，或者去机场接球员。我只看到他坐在那看比赛。
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> 波波就是马刺篮球。即便是中风，也无法让他淡出舞台。
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> 向老爷子致敬。
> [@sdowns1470](#):
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> 我同意我们提前完成了重建（至少在我看来是这样）。我从未想过我们能赢下62场比赛，也从未想过我们能拿到西部第二。赛季开始时，我根本没预料到球队能打进西部决赛。我也没预料到米奇这个赛季会成为年度最佳教练的候选人。今晚将是本赛季迄今为止最大的考验，因为这是一场关键的硬仗。
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> 今晚在俄克拉荷马城赢下天王山之战（第五场）的球队将赢得这轮系列赛，我希望那会是我们。今晚对于这支年轻的队伍来说将是一次真正的考验，我有点紧张。这支年轻的球队在很多比赛中都让我们惊叹不已。维克托在半场结束时的中圈压哨三分是一个，他周日晚上投进的那个三分也是一个。另一个是第一场第一个加时赛里的表现，那简直太不可思议了。
> [@Tai2](#):
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> 还是不明白为什么NBA还没有宣布米奇获得年度最佳教练。在打进NBA四强的四支球队中，只有马刺是赛季开始前绝对没人能料到会走到这一步的。
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> > [@MElizondo](#):
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> > 我只是感到失望，米奇在投票中可能只排在第二甚至第三。我觉得他没能拿奖。听起来很多人都看好比克斯塔夫和马祖拉。
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> > 话又说回来，我知道媒体喜欢跟着“故事线”走，所以他们会说，瞧瞧，这些教练用这么差的阵容做到了这么多事情。
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> > 有没有搞错？！米奇是在接替了可以说是NBA历史上最伟大教练的衣钵后，彻底扭转了这支球队。球队表现出色，而且拥有真正良好的化学反应。有些人可能会归功于整个管理层的成功……那为什么莱特没有拿到年度最佳总经理？
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> > 好吧，我们总是被低估，这也无所谓。我宁愿只要胜利，不要那些荣誉。
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> > [@I Hate Sports](#):
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> > 今晚比赛前就会公布。乔·马祖拉 (Joe Mazzulla) 将会赢。马刺球员会憋着一口气，从而一鼓作气赢下第五场和第六场。
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_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：**
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> #
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> > [@MElizondo](#):
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> > My wife has been super awesome this wcf and has actually watched most of the games (if somewhat casually). But 3 things that have stuck out to her:
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> > 1. she hates Caruso 😂
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> > 2. she was impressed by Wemby bringing carter under his wing in that moment
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> > 3. she believes this Spurs team is very likeable
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> > Pretty neat takeaways from a self proclaimed non-fan of sports (although she loves the Olympics)
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> > > [@TontonOngBak](#):
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> > > Wives know best!
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> > > [@I Hate Sports](#):
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> > > are we married to the same woman?
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> > > [@Dave 100](#):
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> > > Sounds like an awesome spouse!!
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> > [@Haribol](#):
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> > Man, how fortunate have we been all these years to be Spurs fans? What a super fun season we have had this year!
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> > [@Nasty spurs ph](#):
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> > I dont know about other NBA teams, but it’s the first time i encounter a president of basketball operation that is truly performing the task. Pat Riley maybe, but i dont hear him go to the locker room after a bad L nor fetch his players in the airport. I just see him watching the game.
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> > Pop is Spurs Basketball. Not even a stroke could prevent him from fading away into the night.
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> > Salute to the man.
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> > [@sdowns1470](#):
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> > I agree that we are ahead of schedule, at least in my opinion. I never thought we’d win 62 games and never thought we’d be 2nd in the west. I never saw a western conference finals appearance coming when the season started. I didn’t envision Mitch being a finalist for coach of the year this season either. Tonight will be the biggest test of the season to date as it’s high stakes.
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> > Whoever wins game 5 tonight in Oklahoma City wins the series and I hope that’s us. Tonight will be a real test for this young squad and I am a bit nervous. This young team has had us marveling more often than not in some games. Victor’s half-court halftime buzzer beater is one and the 3 he made Sunday night. The other one is in the first OT of game 1 is another as that was amazing.
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> > [@Tai2](#):
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> > Still don’t know why the NBA hasn’t announced Mitch as COY. Out of the 4 teams that made it to the NBA’s final 4 only the Spurs were definitely not expected to be here before the season started.
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> > > [@MElizondo](#):
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> > > I’m just disappointed that Mitch probably came in 2nd or even 3rd in votes. I don’t think he got it. Sounds like a lot of people were high on bickerstaff and mazulla.
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> > > Again, I know the media likes to run with narrative, so they say, well these coaches have done so much with so little.
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> > > Hello?! Mitch turned this team around after filling the shoes of arguably the greatest coach in NBA history. The team is performing and genuinely has good chemistry. Some might point to the success of the organization as a whole… Then why didn’t wright get exec of the year?
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> > > Oh well, we’ve always been underappreciated and that’s fine. I’d prefer just to win with no accolades
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> > > [@I Hate Sports](#):
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> > > It will be annouced tonight before the game. Joe Mazulla is going to win. The Spurs players will take it personal leading to winning Game 5 and Game 6.
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> > > 
via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/103099/through-mitch-johnson-and-his-own-voice-gregg-popovichs-influence-still-flows-within-the-spurs#comments)