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A man in a chicken suit is escorted into a back room by Madison Square Garden security. Just as Bradley took the stage, the Chicken Man had run onto the court carrying a sign berating him for not debating Al Gore weekly. Security ripped off the man's chicken head before rushing him to the back room. He was never heard from again.

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After the event, three teams of legendary jocks were offered to the media hordes. This was the first crew, which featured Bradley's Knicks teammates from the 1970 and '73 NBA championship teams. From left to right: Willis Reed, Dick Barnett, Jerry "Mr. Memory" Lucas, Earl "The Pearl" Monroe, Walt "Clyde" Frazier and Bradley's roommate on the road, Dave DeBusschere.
salon.com | Nov. 17, 1999

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