Gregg Popovich’s NBA coaching tree

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Mike Budenholzer (Atlanta Hawks head coach and president of basketball operations): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (1996-2013).

Malik Rose (Atlanta Hawks manager of basketball operations): San Antonio Spurs player (1997-2005).

Dominique Wilkins (Atlanta Hawks vice president of basketball and special advisor to the CEO): San Antonio Spurs player (1996-1997).

Taylor Jenkins (Atlanta Hawks assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant director of basketball operations (2007-2008); head coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate, during the 2012-13 season; served as an assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs' summer league team in 2013.

Ben Sullivan (Atlanta Hawks assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2012-2014).

Sean Marks (Brooklyn Nets general manager): San Antonio Spurs player (2003-2006); San Antonio Spurs basketball operations assistant (2011-2012); San Antonio Spurs director of basketball operations (2012-2013); general manager of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2012-2013); San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2013-2014); San Antonio Spurs assistant general manager (2014-2016).

Trajan Langdon (Brooklyn Nets assistant general manager): San Antonio Spurs pro scout (2012-2015).

Jacque Vaughn (Brooklyn Nets assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs player (2006-2009); San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2010-2012); San Antonio Spurs pro scout (2015-2016).

Bret Brielmaier (Brooklyn Nets assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs player development assistant (2009-2010); San Antonio Spurs video coordinator (2010-2013).

Logan MacPhail (Brooklyn Nets director of coaching analytics): San Antonio Spurs statistical analyst (2013-2015); San Antonio Spurs manager of coaching analytics (2015-2016).

Steve Hetzel (Charlotte Hornets assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2005-2006).

Jim Boylen (Chicago Bulls assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2013-2015).

Michael Finley (Dallas Mavericks assistant vice president of basketball operations): San Antonio Spurs player (2005-2010).

Steve Kerr (Golden State Warriors head coach): San Antonio Spurs player (1998-2001, 2002-2003).

Mike Brown (Golden State Warriors assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2000-2003).

Mike D'Antoni (Houston Rockets head coach): San Antonio Spurs scout (1999-2000).

Kevin Pritchard (Indiana Pacers general manager): Kansas player (1985-1986); San Antonio Spurs scout (2002-2004).

David McClure (Indiana Pacers player development coach): San Antonio Spurs player development assistant coach (2014-2016).

Brian Keefe (Los Ageles Lakers assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2005-2007).

Nick Van Exel (Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs player (2005-2006).

Chris Quinn (Miami Heat assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs player (2010-2011).

Joe Prunty (Milwaukee Bucks assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (1996-2005).

Scott Layden (Minnesota Timberwolves general manager): San Antonio Spurs assistant general manager (2012-2016).

Noah Croom (Minnesota Timberwolves assistant general manager): He has advised the San Antonio Spurs in connection with various player-related matters.

Brian Pauga (Minnesota Timberwolves director of player personnel): San Antonio Spurs intern (2007-2008); San Antonio Spurs basketball operations assistant (2008-2012); San Antonio Spurs director of scouting (2012-2016); general manager of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2013-2016).

Dell Demps (New Orleans Pelicans general manager): San Antonio Spurs player (1995-1996); San Antonio Spurs director of pro player personnel (2005-2010); general manager of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2007-2010); San Antonio Spurs vice president of basketball operations (2010).

Danny Ferry (New Orleans Pelicans special advisor): San Antonio Spurs player (2000-2003); San Antonio Spurs vice president of basketball operations (2010-2012).

Alvin Gentry (New Orleans Pelicans head coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (1999-2000).

Kevin Hanson (New Orleans Pelicans assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2008-2010); San Antonio Spurs player development assistant (2010); served as a assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs summer league team in 2009 and 2010.

Jason Sumerlin (New Orleans Pelicans head strength and condiotining coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant strength coach (2009-2014).

Sam Presti (Oklahoma City Thunder general manager): San Antonio Spurs video coordinator (2000-2002); San Antonio Spurs assistant director of scouting (2002-2003); San Antonio Spurs director of player personnel (2003-2005); San Antonio Spurs assistant general manager (2005-2007).

Paul Rivers (Oklahoma City Thunder director of basketball operations): San Antonio Spurs video coordinator (2004-2005).

Mark Bryant (Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs player (2001-2002).

Vin Bhavnani (Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs video coordinator (2006-2008).

Rob Hennigan (Orlando Magic general manager): San Antonio Spurs basketball operation assistant (2004-2007); San Antonio Spurs director of basketball operations (2007-2008).

George Rodman (Orlando Magic basketball operations manager): San Antonio Spurs intern (2008-2009); San Antonio Spurs basketball statistical analyst (2009-2012).

Chad Forcier (Orlando Magic assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2007-2016).

Brett Brown (Philadelphia 76ers head coach): San Antonio Spurs basketball operations assistant (1998-1999); San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2002-2013).

Chris Babcock (Philadelphia 76ers assistant director of player development): San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2012-2013).

Brandon Williams (Philadelphia 76ers vice president of basketball administration): San Antonio Spurs player (1999).

Earl Watson (Phoenix Suns head coach): Assistant coach of the Austin Spurs of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2014-2015).

Marlon Garnett (Phoenix Suns assistant coach and player development coordinator): San Antonio Spurs player development and quality assurance assistant (2015-2016).

Jason Fraser (Phoenix Suns player development coach): Assistant coach of the Austin Toros/Spurs of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2014-2015).

Patrick Mutombo (Toronto Raptors assistant coach): Assistant coach of the Austin Toros/Spurs of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2015-2016).

Dennis Lindsey (Utah Jazz general manager): San Antonio Spurs vice president and assistant general manager (2007-2012).

Quin Snyder (Utah Jazz head coach): Head coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2007-2010).

Brad Jones (Utah Jazz assistant coach): Head coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2010-2012).

Mike Wells (Utah Jazz assistant coach): San Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2005-2009).

Zach Guthrie (Utah Jazz assistant coach/basketball strategy): Basketball operations intern of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2007-2009); assistant coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2009-2010); San Antonio Spurs assistant video coordinator (2010-2012).

Bart Taylor (Utah Jazz director of scouting): Basketball operations intern of the Austin Spurs of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2010-11); San Antonio Spurs basketball operations intern (2011-12).

Nixon Dorvilien (Utah Jazz director of rehabilitation): San Antonio Spurs equipment manager and assistant trainer (2005-2011); head athletic trainer and strength coach of the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League, the San Antonio Spurs' D-League affiliate (2010-2011).

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Alvin Gentry, Bart Taylor, Ben Sullivan, Brad Jones, Brandon Williams, Bret Brielmaier, Brett Brown, Brian Keefe, Brian Pauga, Chad Forcier, Chris Babcock, Chris Quinn, Coaching, Danny Ferry, David McClure, Dell Demps, Dennis Lindsey, Dominique Wilkins, Earl Watson, George Rodman, Gregg Popovich, Jacque Vaughn, Jason Fraser, Jason Sumerlin, Jim Boylen, Joe Prunty, Kevin Hanson, Kevin Pritchard, Logan MacPhail, Malik Rose, Mark Bryant, Marlon Garnett, Michael Finley, Mike Brown, Mike Budenholzer, Mike D'Antoni, Mike Wells, Nick Van Exel, Nixon Dorvilien, Noah Croom, Patrick Mutombo, Paul Rivers, Quin Snyder, Rob Hennigan, Sam Presti, Scott Layden, Sean Marks, Steve Hetzel, Steve Kerr, Taylor Jenkins, Top, Trajan Langdon, Vin Bhavnani, Zach Guthrie, Gallery

Gallery, Alvin Gentry, Bart Taylor, Ben Sullivan, Brad Jones, Brandon Williams, Bret Brielmaier, Brett Brown, Brian Keefe, Brian Pauga, Chad Forcier, Chris Babcock, Chris Quinn, Coaching, Danny Ferry, David McClure, Dell Demps, Dennis Lindsey, Dominique Wilkins, Earl Watson, George Rodman, Gregg Popovich, Jacque Vaughn, Jason Fraser, Jason Sumerlin, Jim Boylen, Joe Prunty, Kevin Hanson, Kevin Pritchard, Logan MacPhail, Malik Rose, Mark Bryant, Marlon Garnett, Michael Finley, Mike Brown, Mike Budenholzer, Mike D'Antoni, Mike Wells, Nick Van Exel, Nixon Dorvilien, Noah Croom, Patrick Mutombo, Paul Rivers, Quin Snyder, Rob Hennigan, Sam Presti, Scott Layden, Sean Marks, Steve Hetzel, Steve Kerr, Taylor Jenkins, Top, Trajan Langdon, Vin Bhavnani, Zach Guthrie, San Antonio Spurs

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2.	Oklahoma City	$147,310,136
3.	Golden State	$145,804,384
4.	Toronto	$141,219,804
5.	Houston	$134,622,594
6.	Washington	$131,776,831
7.	Portland	$129,503,039
8.	Boston	$126,408,547
9.	Milwaukee	$126,116,482
10.	Detroit	$124,953,445

1.	Stephen Curry	$37,457,154
2.	Russell Westbrook	$35,665,000
3.	Chris Paul	$35,654,150
3.	LeBron James	$35,654,150
5.	Blake Griffin	$31,873,932
6.	Gordon Hayward	$31,214,295
7.	Kyle Lowry	$31,000,000
8.	James Harden	$30,570,000
9.	Paul George	$30,560,700
10.	Mike Conley	$30,521,115

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