Dynasty builders and turnaround specialists share this bench, spanning the early NBA years through the Wembanyama era.
1Mitch JohnsonPopovich's successor who led the Wembanyama-era Spurs to a 62-20 record and the 2026 NBA Finals in his first full season.1000pts
2Gregg PopovichThe NBA's all-time wins leader who coached the Spurs for 29 seasons and won five championships between 1999 and 2014.754pts
3John Lucas IIFormer NBA guard who coached the Spurs from 1992 to 1994, posting winning records in both of his seasons.565pts
4Doug MoeFast-paced offensive coach of the George Gervin-led Spurs from 1976 to 1980, including the 1979 conference finals run.339pts
5Bob HillGuided the 1994-95 Spurs to 62 wins, then a franchise record, and the Western Conference finals with MVP David Robinson.339pts
6Larry BrownHall of Famer who took over in 1988 and engineered a 35-win turnaround in David Robinson's rookie season.0pts
Photo credits
- Mitch Johnson — CLNS Media Press Room, CC BY 4.0
- Bob Hill — File:Bob Hill.jpg: User:STB-1 derivative work: Shakeydeal33, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Larry Brown — Bruce H, CC BY 4.0
