Yahoo Sports San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich has been away from the Spurs because he had a mild stroke, team announces
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich has been away from the Spurs because he had a mild stroke, team announces.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich has been away from the Spurs because he had a mild stroke, team announces.
Popovich, 75, had a stroke on November 2.
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