Spurs' Gregg Popovich Shares Optimistic Update on Stroke Recovery

The 75-year-old Hall of Fame coach expressed gratitude for widespread support but has not set a timeline for his return.

Gregg Popovich, head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, suffered a mild stroke on November 2 but is expected to make a full recovery according to doctors.
In his first public statement since the stroke, Popovich thanked fans, the Spurs organization, and his family for their overwhelming support during his recovery process.
Popovich humorously described himself as an 'uncoachable' patient while undergoing rehabilitation, which is ongoing without a specified return date to coaching.
Assistant coach Mitch Johnson has led the Spurs in Popovich's absence, guiding the team to a 13-13 record so far this season.
Popovich, the NBA's all-time wins leader and a five-time champion, remains committed to returning to the bench as soon as his health allows.