Gregg Popovich's monumental career as the head coach of the San Antonio Spurs has officially concluded as he announces his retirement, following an impressive record of 1,390 wins, the highest in NBA history. The NBA has adjusted his stats by removing 77 games he missed last season due to health issues, attributing the Spurs' 32-45 record during that time to interim coach Mitch Johnson. Despite this adjustment, Popovich’s winning percentage improved from .621 to .628, solidifying his legacy in the league.

The Spurs celebrated Popovich's contributions, which include five NBA championships, a gold medal with Team USA, and his influence on countless players and coaches. He will remain with the organization as team president, continuing to shape the future of the franchise. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver praised Popovich’s unparalleled success and impact on the global growth of basketball.