I continued this week with part 2 of my look back at the game Shulman-Kamsky from the recently-completed 2010 US Championship. Their game from the last round of the quad finals (the game before their Armageddon battle) was a theoretically interesting Gruenfeld battle, and this week I take a very close look at the risky pawn-grab line chosen by Kamsky. If you're interested in Gruenfeld theory, or just like to look at exciting variations, you'll want to tune in to the show.
It is free (free registration is required), and available on-demand, too - but only for a month or so. So have a look now, while the looking's good.