Gregg Popovich says hes not looking back after yesterdays blockbuster trade with Toronto
The most tumultuous offseason in Gregg Popovich's two decades with the Spurs ended with the trade of star Kawhi Leonard to Toronto.
Yesterday the Spurs traded Leonard and Danny Green to the Raptors for DeMar DeRozan, Jakob Poeltl and a conditional 2019 first-round pick.
And Popovich says he is fine with that.
''At his point, my main interest is definitely not to look back. I'm thrilled to have DeMar and Jakob join us. From that point on, that's where my focus will be.''
Popovich was jovial and heartfelt in speaking to the media for the first time since his wife, Erin, died April 18.
Popovich said this offseason has been ''difficult'' for him, but it has not dampened the 69-year-old's desire to continue coaching.
''When I can't do it anymore or don't want to do it or people don't want to do it with me, then I'll stop doing it, but I'm fine."