Gregg Popovich wanted some nasty and he got a T-shirt (USA TODAY)

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By Mike Foss, USA TODAY

Updated 27m ago

Gregg Popovich told the Spurs he wanted "some nasty" in Game 1. The team reciprocated. So did the fans.

A Spurs fan sports t-shirt with Gregg Popovich's catchphrase.

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"I want some nasty" has turned into a rallying call for Spurs fans, like "Don't tread on me" or "Eating good in the neighborhood."
Currently on a 20-game winning streak, the "nasty" appears destined to stay.

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