Spurs' Gregg Popovich tells Danny Green to 'Shut the F*** Up!'

Gregg Popovich couldn't stomach what he was seeing from his starters, particularly Tony Parker, NBA writes.
He could've used an effort like the Brooklyn Nets got from Mirza Teletovic.

"They were very sloppy. They didn't compete as hard as the Nets did, for more of the 48," the Spurs coach said. "The Nets wanted the game more than our starters did, I think. They might not agree with me, but I don't really care, because I'm right."
Parker, who sat out Monday's victory at Philadelphia with a rib injury, played only 2 1/2 minutes after the third quarter, though Popovich said the former NBA Finals MVP didn't aggravate the injury.
"Not a bit, just played like ... played horrible. At both ends of the court," Popovich said. "Now if he's hurting, that's a good reason to not play well. But if you're hurting, you've got to tell somebody."

Per Dimemag, There were 15 seconds left in the game, but nearly five seconds separated the game clock and the shot clock as Brooklyn dribbled the ball up at the end of overtime. Popovich didn’t want his guys to foul, since they just needed a stop for a chance to tie. That’s when Green fouled Mirza Teletovic even though they weren’t in the penalty. The foul reset the shot clock to 14 seconds, nearly matching the game clock.

Popovich was freakin’ pissed, chewing out Green as he made his way to the sideline.