followed by cat scaning. Its the premiere way to check the left ventricle--you can see a lot of important variables---the thickness of the walls, the flexibility of then walls, blood flow at maximum heart rate--if he passes this test, i wouldnt even understand why he wouldnt be an insurable candidate. if his heart just goes irregular once in awhile, they could put him on a very low dose of beta blocker. I can note that guys like Terry Cummings Monty Williams among others had long careers with actual problems. Your heart size can actual increase and decrease, but its blood flow and rhythm that they will be looking at.

thats probably why we wont here anything from the knicks or definitive terms---i have to believe that they will put him through this test first--which runs from 20 minutes--stress--to an additional 30 min--mri imaging--theyll have 2-3 cardiolgists on this today as they work. not like us normal folk, they only get the doctor when we pass out or start yipping blood.

If they did this to Gazy they would find a little tiny heart!

I cant imagine him NOT taking those tests. He was after all cleared to play, it was the contract that the DNA test was all about