Overview
- After a 104-102 loss in the series opener, Gregg Popovich met the Spurs for a film session and addressed the young roster.
- NBA on Prime’s Allie Clifton, citing Harrison Barnes, reported that Popovich urged players to tune out outside noise and zero in on what they could clean up that day.
- San Antonio responded with a 133-95 win in Game 2 over Minnesota, a blowout that followed the meeting.
- Popovich stepped away from coaching after a November 2024 stroke and now runs basketball operations, with former assistant Mitch Johnson serving as head coach.
- The NBA’s all-time wins leader and five-time champion still holds sway with this group, which could guide how the Spurs handle adjustments through the rest of the series.