The total cost is $4 billion! Spurs are approved to build a new stadium, and executives are optimistic that the literary class can join forces with letters to win the championship

On May 17, the San Antonio City Council recently approved a new plan worth $4 billion to create a downtown sports and entertainment complex, with some of the funds going to build a new stadium for the Spurs and financing through state taxes. The famous reporter Sidery said that this means that in the era of Vinbanyama, San Antonio would have a state-of-the-art arena. The completion date of the project is not yet known. In addition, ESPN reported that a city councillor also submitted an application to rename the San Antonio International Airport after Popovich, saying that the impact of Popovich on the city is "important". Popovich previously announced that he would no longer coach the Spurs, but instead worked as the team's president.

Popovich served as the head coach of the Spurs for 29 seasons, and won a total of 1,422 regular season victories during this period, the most in NBA history. During his leadership, he won five NBA championship trophys for the team.

Since joining the Spurs as Larry Brown's assistant coach in the summer of 1988, Popovich has worked in the NBA coaching and management positions for 37 years. From 1992 to 1994, he served as assistant coach for Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson. He has played for the Spurs for the other 35 seasons.

In addition, the Spurs are Antetokounmpo's potential next home. An anonymous Eastern Conference executive said: If Giannis (Antetokounmpo) can join the Spurs, they will become the most powerful contender for the championship.

"If the Spurs can partner with Giannis and Vinban Yama, they will become the favorites to win the championship next year. A team has two players who may be among the top five in the league at the same time, which is terrible. What's more, their playing style is compatible - it can not only create a top defense that makes the opponent unable to score in the inside, but also launch an offense with a more lethal 'five foreign tactic' than the Bucks."

Since Shams reported that Antetokounmpo was open to leaving Milwaukee, many reporters followed up and reported Antetokounmpo's news, and some reports showed that Antetokounmpo wanted to stay in the East to play.