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Gregg Popovich, recovering since his stroke in November, was hospitalized after a medical alert when he was at the restaurant on Tuesday, before returning home where he recovers well, reports from American media on Friday.
The TMZ website, specializing in celebrity news, was the first to indicate that the 76 -year -old coach had been evacuated on a stretcher and transported to the hospital, adding that his life was not in danger. ESPN, citing an anonymous source, reported that “Popp” had returned home and recovered well on Friday.
At the head of the Spurs since 1996, Popovich has won five NBA titles (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014), including the last four with French leader Tony Parker. He is the coach having the most victories in the NBA (1,412 in the regular season and 170 in the play-offs). He also led the United States to the Olympic title in Tokyo in 2021 before being inducted into the renowned temple two years later.
Victim of a “slight stroke” on November 2, in the words of the Spurs, he declared at the end of February his intention to stay away from the prosecution until the end of the season to continue his convalescence. His assistant Mitch Johnson assures the team at the head of the team, who finished the regular season at a distant 13th place in the Western Conference (34 victories-48 defeats) and will not participate in the final stages.
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