Article on Assistant Coach Tim Duncan

[Dr. John R. Brinkley]

Would love to see Manu on the bench, but by the time he is likely to even consider coming back, Pop may have already retired. Would he want to be a coach without Pop? Depends if Timmy is still there I imagine.

[beirmeistr]

Would love for Pop to ask Manu to tutor Luka on his offensive moves, at Manu ‘s conveniente of course.

[spurs10]

https://www.spurstalk.com/tim-duncan...regg-popovich/

You gotta imagine Pop will be having even more fun with Duncan around...

Absolutely! The team and the fans too. This is really great for everyone and exactly what the doctor ordered after some of the drama we've been subjected to of late. It's always been about the team and fortunately we've had a run that's mindboggling- the most wins of any team in team sports for a couple decades. This is great for morale and great for the team.

[gilmor]

Can’t wait for Timmy to start working with Luka and Keldon man he is going to run there asses raged. For Luka he has to be the luckiest PF drafted to be able to be coached and tutored by the greatest PF of all time!!!!!!!!!

Man.. Luka and TD.. can't wait..

[Rummpd]

https://www.si.com/nba/2019/07/23/ti...gregg-popovich


Great article

[Ocotillo]

Does Manu live in Argentina these days or does he have a home in the US?

[Roscoe P. Coltrane]

I think Becky as the future head coach and Timmy as her lead assistant would be the best combination. Becky has shown excellent work in the opportunities she’s been given and Tim commands respect & integrates well with teammates & culture aspect.

Your sissy ass would rather have Hammon as coach over Duncan.

[Frank Dux]

Hammon is a PR stunt and will be even bigger when next year just before the elections she will be on every cover page as the NBA answer to trump machism bla bla bla....

hat
A publicity stunt for which they have sought no publicity. The Spurs didn't do to publicize her hire. And to keep her on staff as a coach for five, going on six years...just for publicity? Sure. lol

[Seventyniner]

Any chance Tim wants to eventually be a head coach? He already has a lot of parallels with Bill Russell imo, this would only strengthen it.

[Spur|n|Austin]

Maybe Tim will talk some sense into Pop when he goes through the stretches of midget ball and the sometimes atrocious lineup choices he has.

[wildbill2u]

In a fantastic fantasy for fans, I could imagine TD as head coach with Parker coaching the guards and Manu as a utility coach , teaching all sorts of values including passion, character, and will to win along with the importance of role playing and some fancy moves and passing/

The Big 3 ride again.

[bklynspursfan]

TD man. Bet there's so many other stories like this

[HankChinaski]

He is going to legit boost the players with his presence. The level of mad respect players that have played with him and coaches that have worked him have for Duncan is amazing. His retirement alone says a lot about how influential of a person he is. People legit teared up in interviews when he stepped down as they confirmed his retirement and what his time with them meant.

I can't recall recently or over long length of time of an NBA player receiving that level of love and appreciation for them when they retired.

You don't get that level of appreciation or love from your everyday co-workers.