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Fansided · Feb 27, 2019

Brooklyn Nets: Former All-Star Kenny Anderson recovering from stroke

Kenny Anderson, the All-Star guard from the 1990s for the now-Brooklyn Nets, had a stroke Saturday and is recovering, according to a statement from his wife.

According to a statement released by the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, former All-Star guard Kenny Anderson — who played for the team during its days in New Jersey in the 1990s — suffered a stroke on Saturday and is recovering in Nashville, Tenn.

Anderson, 48, just finished his first season as head coach at Fisk University in Nashville, leading the NAIA Division II program to a 9-13 record.

A statement from Anderson’s wife, Natasha Anderson, was released Tuesday by spokesperson Lina Catalfamo Plath:

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