
Gregg Popovich coached many great players in his many seasons at the helm of the San Antonio Spurs. That certainly includes Kawhi Leonard.
The multi-time All-Star entered the NBA as a raw, defensively-talented wing and transformed into one of the best two-way players in modern NBA history under Popovich's tutelage. They found great success as a pairing, with Leonard expected to be the heir apparent to Tim Duncan, Manu Ginoboli, and Tony Parker's throne in San Antonio. But things went awry; Leonard forced a trade out of town in 2018.