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PHOENIX -- When Gregg Popovich speaks to the media, you never quite know how things are going to play out. His sessions with the press frequently involve long pauses between questions, as the credentialed people in attendance do their very best to come up with something to ask the tenured head coach that won't cause them to be ridiculed in front of their peers.
Sometimes they succeed, and sometimes they do not.
After the Spurs' Game 2 loss to the Suns, Popovich started out with a couple of fairly pedestrian answers. But then things got interesting, and Pop went with a sarcastic answer to a question about his team's energy, then refused to answer a question about what was different with Manu Ginobili in this game before finally mocking the media members' choice of questions.
Video of Popovich's post-game presser in its entirety -- awkward pauses and all -- can be seen in the clip below.
Video: Gregg Popovich Meets the Media After Game 2
May 6, 2010 – 2:04 AM
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