Topics Covered on this episode:

* 2 NBA Head Coaching Hires

- Indiana Pacers hired, now former, Toronto Raptors Assistant Coach Nate Bjorkgren.

- New Orleans Pelicans hired Stan Van Gundy.

- An outlook on the situation for both coaches.

* NBA Board of Governors Meeting

- Discussing the potential start of the 2020-2021 NBA Season.

- Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic, when should the season begin? How many games should be played?

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After a lengthy hiatus, the World Class Hoops Podcast finally returns. This episode features an analysis of the Houston Rockets potential Head Coaching candidates and the potential direction the potential changes the franchise could make after recently parting of ways with former General Manager, Daryl Morey. Plus, could former Houston Rockets Head Coach Mike D'Antoni be the right candidate to become the next Head Coach of the Indiana Pacers?

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This is the first episode of the World Class Hoops Podcast (formerly known as the Windy City Hoops Podcast), Hosted By Chris Rouse.

Topics covered on this episode:

* Tom Thibodeau

- The favorite for the New York Knicks Head Coaching Position?

- Is he the right man for the job in Today's NBA??

* The NBA Restart

- Teams beginning to arrive within the bubble.

- Polarizing Situation

- Will this year's NBA Championship carry an asterisk??

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Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. On this presentation of the WCHP, Rouse wraps up a fun 5-week trip down memory lane by reviewing the final installment of episodes of The Last Dance Documentary covering the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s.

On this presentation of the Windy City Hoops Podcast, Rouse reviews Episodes 7 & 8 of The Last Dance Documentary which features an emotional group of topics. Including, Michael Jordan's 1993 retirement following the death of his father James Jordan and stint playing Baseball with the Birmingham Barons. Life for the 1994 Chicago Bulls without Michael Jordan, including Scottie Pippen's decision to refuse entering the game during the final seconds of Game 3 against the New York Knicks during the 1994 NBA Playoffs. Plus, Michael Jordan's return to Basketball in 1995, his relationship with him teammates, and the 1996 Chicago Bulls culminating a 72-10 regular season with a NBA Championship win on Father's Day.

On this edition of the Windy City Hoops Podcast, Rouse reviews episodes 5 & 6 of the Last Dance Documentary. Covering the rise of Michael Jordan as a Global Icon and the toll the lofty expectations that came with that status began to take on him during both the 1993 & 1998 NBA seasons.

The Windy City Hoops Podcast Review of the recently aired second installment (Part 3 & Part 4) of episodes from The Last Dance Documentary of the Chicago Bulls of the 1990's.

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On Episode 25 of the Windy City Hoops Podcast

* The NBA G-League makes headlines with the Professional Path Program.

* New York Knicks looking to trade for a star player??

* Previewing episodes 3 & 4 of the Last Dance Documentary.

The Windy City Hoops Podcast Review of the recently aired first installment (Part 1 & Part 2) of episodes from The Last Dance Documentary on the Chicago Bulls of the 1990's.

Dedicated to the memory of Carolyn M. Boyd.

The Windy City Hoops Podcast returns after a month long hiatus. 

- Discussing possible options for the NBA's return from the Coronavirus Pandemic. 

- The Chicago Bulls' hiring of Arturas Karnisovas as the new VP of Basketball Operations and why it may take 2 years for the impact of the new regime be felt on the floor.

Note: We apologize for any audio problems heard during this episode. The problem was not discovered during recording and the source of the problem was after the episode was made available. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience.