Woj: Jeff Van Gundy met with Rockets on Wednesday

James Harden
PG, Houston Rockets

Adrian Wojnarowski reports Jeff Van Gundy met with the Rockets on Wednesday to discuss the team's head coaching position.

Woj reported the two parties will have further conversations regarding the position on Thursday. The Rockets seem to be considering a wide swath of candidates for the job and it's unclear if any currently have the upper hand. The multi-day interview they are affording Van Gundy can certainly be seen as a positive sign for his prospects.

Source: Woj on Twitter

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October 14, 2020, 10:12 pm

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