sorry if someone posted about this...

http://sports.espn.go.com/chat/sportsnation/story?id=1550600

12:40am.

Pivotal Decisions
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
12:40 a.m. ET (9:40 p.m. PT) on ESPN
The "Baby Bulls" were the talk of the NBA last season, a strong young nucleus of Ben Gordon, Luol Deng, Tyson Chandler and Eddy Curry triggering memories of the Bulls' past glory.

But after a late-season injury sidelined Deng, the team was dealt another huge blow -- a previously unknown heart condition forced the dynamic Curry out of the lineup -- and placed his career and his future in jeopardy. Before signing him to a long-term deal, the Bulls organization asked Curry to take a DNA test to help diagnose his condition. Curry refused, citing privacy issues, triggering a national debate about where a player's privacy ends and team's right to know begins. Despite lingering concerns about his health, Curry was traded to the New York Knicks, a team that did not require a DNA test.

Tonight on OUTSIDE THE LINES, we examine the risks involved in the Curry case: the financial risks of an NBA franchise and the health risks young NBA star. Bob Ley hosts.

Guests include
Eddie Johnson: Played 17 seasons in the NBA, radio/TV analyst for the Phoenix Suns
Steve Kerr: Played 15 seasons in the NBA, 5-time champion, TNT NBA analyst

cool, thanks for the heads up

who said the Knicks don't get coverage? actually, I'd be curious to see Chad "Fraud" Ford's take on the trade. He's always hard on the Knicks, but in the beginning of the summer, he said Chandler and Curry were the two best bigs on the free agent market and Paxson was a fool not to sign them both. I'd like to see if he was nice to Zeke, or if it's suddenly a "Big Risk" now that Zeke instead of Paxson signed Curry.