In his debut as acting head coach, Johnson secured an encouraging 113-110 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves. However, the initial momentum didn’t hold as the Spurs have since dropped two consecutive games to the Clippers and Rockets. Let’s take a look at Johnson’s performance through these three games.

After the San Antonio Spurs announced head coach Gregg Popovich’s indefinite hiatus from the team on Monday, citing illness, the public wonders about the team’s interim selection.

With head coach Gregg Popovich sidelined indefinitely due to a health issue, the San Antonio Spurs have turned to assistant coach Mitch Johnson to take the reins. Johnson, who joined the Spurs' coaching staff in 2019,

Spurs coach Gregg Popovich suffered a health issue before Saturday's game and assistant Mitch Johnson is expected to be the interim head coach for an indefinite period of time, including Monday vs. the Clippers and Wednesday in Houston,

Gregg Popovich will return as coach this season after he suffered an undisclosed medical episode last Saturday.

It's Gregg Popovich coaching the San Antonio Spurs at age 75. He became the oldest coach in NBA history in 2020, surpassing Hubie Brown, who was 71 when he coached Memphis at the start of the 2004-05 season.

San Antonio Spurs interim coach Mitch Johnson provided a statement before addressing the media Monday at Intuit Dome that highlighted Gregg Popovich's "impact on our organization" on the heels of what the team announced would be an indefinite absence after suffering a health issue Saturday at the Frost Bank Center.

Longtime San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who experienced an undisclosed health issue over the weekend, will not be with the team for upcoming games in Los Angeles and Houston, the Spurs announced Monday.