Gregg Popovich is a coaching legend, but he will become 'El Jefe' next season. San Antonio's Hall-of-Fame leader is moving to a new role as team president of basketball operations next season, and in ...

In typical Pop fashion, he didn't hesitate to make the moment fun for everyone involved, announcing himself as "El Jefe." Accompanied by two of the most esteemed players from his tenure as head ...

He also made sure everyone knew what his new job title was, taking off a jacket to reveal a shirt that simply said "El Jefe." "I'm no longer coach. I'm El Jefe." Gregg Popovich 😂 pic.twitter ...

"I'm no longer coach. I'm El Jefe." Johnson took his seat at a microphone moments later, not before Popovich reminded those present that “he’s going to do a great job.” Johnson looked in Popovich’s ...

In an attempt to make sure everyone understood his new job, he unzipped his jacket to reveal a black t-shirt that read "El Jefe" in white lettering. Popovich said he is "no longer coach" and now ...

Johnson spoke on what he had learned from the legendary head coach. "I can't be him or 'El Jefe,'" Johnson said. "But to be able to commit and invest in people and relationships — that can be ...

"I'm no longer coach. I'm El Jefe." 藍 Popovich probably was not looking forward to the day when he had to step aside as coach, but he is still having some fun with it. It certainly fits with his ...

I call it payback." Popovich then removed his jacket, unveiling a black T-shirt with the words "El Jefe" on the front, which he said he plans to wear as he begins his new role with the franchise.

AP “l’ll have a new job and I just want to make sure everyone understands what that new job is,” Popovich said as he unzipped his jacket. “I’m no longer a coach, I’m ‘El Jefe.'” ...

Gregg Popovich is a coaching legend, but he will become 'El Jefe' next season. San Antonio's Hall-of-Fame leader is moving to a new role as team president of basketball operations, and in typical ...

After nearly three decades as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, five-time NBA champion Gregg Popovich had his first public address in his new role.