Sea Bears player Posthumus in critical condition after surgery
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Winnipeg Sea Bears centre Chad Posthumus is in critical condition and has been placed in intensive care after there were complications following surgery that repaired a large brain aneurysm.
The homegrown fan-favourite suffered an aneurysm during a training session on Saturday but was in stable condition as he waited for additional care.
Posthumus is 33 years old. He was the first player to sign a contract with the Sea Bears when it joined the Canadian Elite Basketball League.
 
									
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Winnipeg Sea Bears centre Chad Posthumus is in critical condition after surgery to repair a brain aneurysm.
The team announced the update on social media Thursday morning.
“The Posthumus family, along with Chad’s partner Meagan, are very grateful for the outpouring of support and continued prayers for Chad. We ask that you please provide them with privacy during this difficult time,” a part of the statement read.
 
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