The coach of the Spurs, Gregg Popovich, writes the history of the NBA by being kicked out just 63 seconds after the start of the match against the Nuggets

San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich had a short night on Wednesday.

Barely 63 seconds after the Denver Nuggets game, Popovich was hit by two technical fouls and sent off the match. He first complained of a non-appeal and then took a stop and continued to talk with the referee after receiving his first technician. When he did not leave the referee alone, he was sent to the showers.

According to SportsNet statistics and information, it's the fastest ejection from the NBA's history. He beat the former record holder, the late Flip Saunders, by 43 seconds.

Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich eliminated tonight's game against the Nuggets in 63 seconds.

Unofficially, this is the fastest ejection of an NBA head coach in history.

The record was previously held by Flip Saunders of the Wizards vs. Celtics on January 2, 2012 (106 seconds)

– Sportsnet statistics (@SNstats) April 4, 2019

Popovich is known to bring into the game only a few points of added time lost if he believes that his team did not propose the right approach, but this is news. And while this may not be the reason you want to be registered, it's unlikely that Popovich's record for the fastest ejection will be defeated anytime soon.

But who knows? The game is constantly evolving, with the revolution in three points of the last seasons. Maybe being started right after the start of the match will be the new form of innovation in the league.