Bulls' run ends

Article Abstract:

Australian basketball player Luc Longley helped the Chicago Bulls to three National Basketball Association championships and became a wealthy man in the process. Longley was traded by the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Bulls for the 1994-1995 season and was traded to the Phoenix Suns in 1998. His contract with the Suns was worth $A55 mil over six years. Longley appreciated the closeness he felt with his teammates on the Bulls but understands that in the free enterprise system of professional basketball, team allegiances are easily broken.

United States, History, Basketball players, Chicago Bulls, Longley, Luc

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Time's up for big Ben

Article Abstract:

This article focuses on track runner Ben Johnson's attempts to compete in the Sydney 2000 Olympics after being banned for life from athletic competitions for using steroids. A lawsuit filed with the International Amateur Athletic Federation by Johnson is examined, along with public opinion concerning the case.

Laws, regulations and rules, 2000 AD, Athletes, Drugs and athletes, International Olympic Committee, Olympics, International Amateur Athletic Federation, Johnson, Ben (Canadian athlete)

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