Looks like Bruschi's career is all but officially done..

Herzig · 03-16-2005, 06:22 PM

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/footb...l-report_x.htm

Reports: Patriots' Bruschi back in hospital
From staff reports
New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, who suffered a stroke last month, is reportedly back in the hospital amid various — and conflicting — reports about the Super Bowl champion's health.

Tucson, Arizona, TV station KOLD said Tuesday night that Bruschi is scheduled to have surgery to repair a hole in his heart by the end of the week.

The Boston Globe reported it talked to KOLD sports director Scott Kilbury, who said he received the update on Bruschi from a "friend of the family" who has been close to the situation.

Kilbury also told the paper added that the procedure may have been performed already.

Meanwhile, a source told the Boston Herald that Bruschi returned to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment related to his condition but said it had nothing to do with his heart.

Another source said Bruschi, 31, was not at Mass. General on Tuesday night, according to the Herald.

Patriots spokesman Stacey James told the Boston newspapers information about Bruschi would have to come from his family.

Bruschi played in the Pro Bowl in Honolulu Feb. 13, three days before he was taken to the hospital after suffering headaches and reportedly blurred vision and numbness on his right side. He was released two days later.

At that time, experts said reports that he was walking and talking normally a day after the stroke were reasons to hope he could play again.

The popular Bruschi has starred on New England's Super Bowl championship teams in 2002, 2004 and this year. He also played in the 1997 NFL title game that the Patriots lost to Green Bay.

Bruschi, 31, starred for the University of Arizona from 1992-95 and has family in the area.

NaptownChief · 03-16-2005, 06:23 PM

All he needed to do was visit Benny Hinn to heal his heart.

Signed,

Evander H.

eazyb81 · 03-16-2005, 06:28 PM

How the hell do you get a hole in your heart?

siberian khatru · 03-16-2005, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by eazyb81

How the hell do you get a hole in your heart?

Have Kristi M. tell you "no" when you ask her out.

**ExtremeChief** · 03-16-2005, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by siberian khatru

Have Kristi M. tell you "no" when you ask her out.

ah.. you're better off. Age hasn't been kind.

siberian khatru · 03-16-2005, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by ExtremeChief

ah.. you're better off. Age hasn't been kind.

God, I was hoping you wouldn't be around to read that.

But y'know, I saw a pic in the paper a couple of years ago, and I think you're right. Made me feel better. BTW, the wife knows all about this. We joke about it all the time. She knows she's got scoreboard.

Calcountry · 03-16-2005, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by eazyb81

How the hell do you get a hole in your heart?

When that bitch that you thought loved you leaves you.

Oh, I almost forgot, this smiley's for you Chiefs4me.

03-16-2005, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by eazyb81

How the hell do you get a hole in your heart?

It was a fad started by Extreme in the late 80's.

NaptownChief · 03-16-2005, 06:24 PM

Hey Zig...On a more interesting topic...I just picked up a new set of Mizuno MP-32's yesterday....Whatchu ho'ing around with right now?

Herzig · 03-16-2005, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by NaptownChief

Hey Zig...On a more interesting topic...I just picked up a new set of Mizuno MP-32's yesterday....Whatchu ho'ing around with right now?

I'm playing Ping S59's, Cobra 400 SZ Tour, and an assortment of Cleveland wedges.

NaptownChief · 03-16-2005, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Herzig

I'm playing Ping S59's, Cobra 400 SZ Tour, and an assortment of Cleveland wedges.

Damn near ho'd those S59's myself...They are actually the club that got all this $hit started again. Hit my buddies and felt amazing which sent me back into the harem house hitting those and comparing them to others which led me to liking the Hogan FTX's slightly better than the S59's and then led to liking the MP-32's slightly better than the FTX's.

Also put a new TM 360 Ti in the bag with a True Temper EI II shaft and has done me wonders so far. I'm sure the honeymoon will end soon but about 8 rounds into it has been a dream.

Got a new White Steel 2 Ball blade...nice but still can't knock the Futura out of the bag.

This stuff is a disease....a very nasty one I say.

Herzig · 03-16-2005, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by NaptownChief

Damn near ho'd those S59's myself...They are actually the club that got all this $hit started again. Hit my buddies and felt amazing which sent me back into the harem house hitting those and comparing them to others which led me to liking the Hogan FTX's slightly better than the S59's and then led to liking the MP-32's slightly better than the FTX's.

Also put a new TM 360 Ti in the bag with a True Temper EI II shaft and has done me wonders so far. I'm sure the honeymoon will end soon but about 8 rounds into it has been a dream.

Got a new White Steel 2 Ball blade...nice but still can't knock the Futura out of the bag.

This stuff is a disease....a very nasty one I say.

Yeah, the S59's really suited me. I'm not good enough to play a true blade. Offset clubs drive me crazy at set up. There are times when I need a little forgiveness though. They feel good too. Also, I have a long history of with Pings...Eye 2's and the I/3's... I have a 2 ball DFX(mallet) that I play sometimes, but mostly play a milled Snake Eyes face balanced blade putter(MCS-1) that I put together from Golfsmith for about $35.

If I do anything this year, I will probably only change my driver.

NaptownChief · 03-17-2005, 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Herzig

If I do anything this year, I will probably only change my driver.

Famous last words of a club ho.

**Skip Towne** · 03-17-2005, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Herzig

Yeah, the S59's really suited me. I'm not good enough to play a true blade. Offset clubs drive me crazy at set up. There are times when I need a little forgiveness though. They feel good too. Also, I have a long history of with Pings...Eye 2's and the I/3's... I have a 2 ball DFX(mallet) that I play sometimes, but mostly play a milled Snake Eyes face balanced blade putter(MCS-1) that I put together from Golfsmith for about $35.

If I do anything this year, I will probably only change my driver.

Yeah, you say that today......

Herzig · 03-16-2005, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by NaptownChief

Hey Zig...On a more interesting topic...I just picked up a new set of Mizuno MP-32's yesterday....Whatchu ho'ing around with right now?

Nice clubs..they look pretty anyway.

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Herzig Wooooooo Pig Soooooiiiie!!! Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Northwest Arkansas Casino cash: $9984900	Looks like Bruschi's career is all but officially done.. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/footb...l-report_x.htm Reports: Patriots' Bruschi back in hospital From staff reports New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, who suffered a stroke last month, is reportedly back in the hospital amid various — and conflicting — reports about the Super Bowl champion's health. Tucson, Arizona, TV station KOLD said Tuesday night that Bruschi is scheduled to have surgery to repair a hole in his heart by the end of the week. The Boston Globe reported it talked to KOLD sports director Scott Kilbury, who said he received the update on Bruschi from a "friend of the family" who has been close to the situation. Kilbury also told the paper added that the procedure may have been performed already. Meanwhile, a source told the Boston Herald that Bruschi returned to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment related to his condition but said it had nothing to do with his heart. Another source said Bruschi, 31, was not at Mass. General on Tuesday night, according to the Herald. Patriots spokesman Stacey James told the Boston newspapers information about Bruschi would have to come from his family. Bruschi played in the Pro Bowl in Honolulu Feb. 13, three days before he was taken to the hospital after suffering headaches and reportedly blurred vision and numbness on his right side. He was released two days later. At that time, experts said reports that he was walking and talking normally a day after the stroke were reasons to hope he could play again. The popular Bruschi has starred on New England's Super Bowl championship teams in 2002, 2004 and this year. He also played in the 1997 NFL title game that the Patriots lost to Green Bay. Bruschi, 31, starred for the University of Arizona from 1992-95 and has family in the area.
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