Billy Donovan joins San Antonio Spurs as lead assistant coach

03/07/202607:59

San Antonio Spurs

After 11 seasons as head coach with the Bulls and Thunder, Donovan joins Mitch Johnson’s staff

Billy Donovan has agreed to become the lead assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs. The former Chicago Bulls and Oklahoma City Thunder head coach will join Mitch Johnson’s staff.

The move marks a major change for Donovan after 11 consecutive seasons as an NBA head coach between Oklahoma City and Chicago. He will bring experience, leadership and high-level knowledge to San Antonio.

The Spurs, coming off a Western Conference championship, add a major coaching profile to their staff ahead of next season.

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