NBA's greatest coach: Greg Popovich has created the GDP combination of Duncan, Ginobili and Parker, this trio is the trio with the highest winning percentage in history, you know, Ginobili and Parker are not lottery shows at all, GDP under Popovich's leadership, invincible. Popovich, the greatest coach in NBA history, as long as he is in the Spurs, the Spurs have always been the favorite to win the championship, the biggest names on other teams are the superstars, but in the Spurs, Popovich is the top card, the guarantee of victory.

If a man is 71 years old, he is already an old man by age, what is he doing, or what can he do? Maybe he's faltering, maybe he has to lie in bed and be taken care of, maybe he's teasing his grandchildren, maybe he's recuperating, and if he's healthy, he can travel.

But he, Greg Popovich, who I think is the greatest coach in NBA basketball history, didn't look tired in the slightest.

Born on January 28, 1949, Popovich was a former captain in the U.S. Air Force, and because of his good reputation and achievements in college and the military, in July 1988, after Larry Brown became the manager of the NBA San Antonio Spurs, he immediately invited Popovich to serve as his assistant coach. In this way, Popovich's NBA career officially began, his assistant coaching career lasted until 1994, followed by the famous coach Don Nelson as an assistant coach, and then became the spurs general manager in the 94-96 season.

In the 1996-97 season, spurs core player David Robinson missed many games at the beginning of the season due to a back injury, the Spurs only achieved a record of 3 wins and 15 losses, based on the Spurs' poor record, on December 10, 1996, the intolerable Popovich dismissed the current head coach Bob Hill as general manager and personally served as the head coach, since then, Greg Popovich embarked on an incredibly legendary and brilliant coaching career.

Popovich spent his life with the Spurs, helping the Spurs into the playoffs 22 times in his 24-year coaching career. He coached 1,883 games in the regular season with a record of 1,272 wins and 611 losses, a winning percentage of 67.6%, and 284 playoff games with a record of 170 wins and 114 losses, with a winning percentage of 59.9%. He led the team to participate in the finals 6 times and won 5 championships. And was successfully elected the best coach of the league on 02-03, 11-12, 13-14. With 50 wins for 18 consecutive seasons, a feat estimated to be unsurpassed in 30 years.

Popovich's coaching career has been brilliant, and at the advanced age of more than 70 years, he also served as the head coach of the U.S. men's basketball team and will lead the team to the Olympic Games in Tokyo.