With his playing days now behind him, newly-retired Tim Duncan will reunite with the only man he's called “coach” for the last 19 years — Gregg Popovich.

Duncan already has a full-time offer from the Spurs, and it looks like that may turn into a coaching position.

According to Melissa Rohlin of the San Antonio Express-News, “Pop” is willing to offer Duncan any position he'd like.

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While the relationship from coach-to-coach won't be much different from the one the pair experienced the past 19 years, Popovich sure misses the near two-decade-long relationship with the San Antonio Spurs star.

The 67-year-old coach told Rohlin jokingly that Duncan, who is still owed the final year of his contract, is being fined $2,500 for every day he fails to show up to practice.

Never a dull moment with these two.