Bruschi recovering from second stroke
ATTLEBORO, Mass. — Former New England Patriots linebacker and ESPN analyst Tedy Bruschi is recovering well in a Massachusetts hospital after suffering a second stroke.
Bruschi, 46, had a stroke in February 2005 just days after the Patriots won the Super Bowl.
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WNBA: Tiffany Mitchell scored 16 points, Erica Wheeler had 11 points, six rebounds and seven assists and the Indiana Fever beat the Dallas Wings 76-56. Theresa Plaisance had 15 points and seven rebounds for Dallas.
NBA: Minnesota rehired Bryan Gates as an assistant coach.
College basketball: Indiana's Ali Patberg, who had team highs of 15.8 points and 4.8 assists last season, was granted a sixth year of...