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Incremental Improvement (Part 34)
Part 1 here: https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/1biqrzf/incremental_improvement_part_1/
I was assured by no less than a dozen people that things would be fine for me to head off on the hunting trip with Mr. Bethel. I'm actually glad I got to go, but it was hard to click off, my mind running through everything that needed to be done. As well, if I'd bagged out, there wasn't anyone else to go with him, and as capable as Mr. Bethel might be, his disabilities meant that he couldn't be out in the woods alone. His son had already found other things to do for the weekend, so if I leave, then he had no one to go with him.
Reaver was a bit more in the moment, and its identity was growing, so I now was starting to get questions while we rode, Why don't they reforge him so his legs work?
I thought back to it, rather than speaking the question aloud, Humans don't really work like that. The damage is in his spine, so the signals from his brain can't make it to his lower half.
We swung through Jack in the Box. Not really too many pre-dawn options in Portland. Despite being a city, most of Portland shuts down at night. Our Wal-Marts aren't even 24-hour. A few places, like McDonald's and Jack ran 24-hour drive-thrus, but overall, almost the whole city was shut down when we left. Mr. Bethel talked at length about the upcoming trip, and the area we'd be camping out in. He loved this shit, Scouts too. It was only too bad that he hadn't been made Scoutmaster earlier, cause his excitement was infectious, and that could've saved us attrition on boys.
People would say that he was the sort of man that 'demanded respect', but I always felt like the term was inadequate. He demanded very little, he just... exemplified. Hm, wouldn't have gotten that one before the 1%, it had its upswings in my personal life. We drove out of the city, heading sort of vaguely out in the direction of the principal mountain range in Oregon, the Cascades. The one that everyone around the area knew was Mt. Hood, which you could generally see from a lot of places around the city. People think of a Portland as A City, but it really isn't that difficult to get out into the wilderness. Take a wrong turn in sections of the city, and suddenly you're in farm country.
I decided to swing through the Troop site, and Darryl had been at it again. Now, aside from video tutorials and such, Darryl had stacked up other features, such as merit badge tracking, service hour tracking, and... some sort of thing that was grouping the badges based along sympathetic lines, with suggestions on which merit badges could be worked on simultaneously. Okay, for instance, Camping, Backpacking, Bird Study, Cooking, Fishing and Fly Fishing could all be worked on at the same basic time. It was based off of my own merit badge grouping that I'd made up to try and maximize badge collection.
There was now also a Slack element to the site. Darryl had made it so that boys could contact the merit badge counselors through the site, rather than having to specifically create meet-ups with them, or hope they remembered how to use Discord, and arrange time. Instead, you could communicate quickly and effortlessly through the site, and even post video of your completion of tasks. If I was tracking this properly, the boys were devouring new badges now. That wasn't me, though, it was Darryl behind it, getting easier access to the information and ability to complete tasks through a less complicated interface than attempting to do things the traditional way.
Then I noticed the notifications tab, and I had new notifications for the site. Clicking, a bunch of merit badges had been signed off on, and I clicked over to see what it was. All of my citizenship badges had been signed off, along with Communications, Public Health, Public Speaking, and Salesmanship. I didn't remember setting up any of those for work, but I checked the sign-offs... Mr. Tsumpti. He'd joined the site, and signed off on a range of my merit badges, things I had inadvertently completed without considering them. Meanwhile Darryl had closed out my physical badges for the counselors, linking them to my various streams and videos of my workouts and my explaining my workouts, so in came badges like Personal Fitness, Athletics, Cycling, Climbing, and Sports. He'd also put forward my work on our little mobile games for things like Game Design, and others were adding up, like textiles, woodworking and drafting for my making of the tents and designs for the chuck boxes.... Jesus, that next Court of Honor was going to be insane when it came time for badge awards, especially with all the stuff I was working on this weekend. Oh... I was gonna have to spend so much time sewing badges. Pretty sure I just secured Life Scout at the very least. I would need to start considering what my Eagle Scout service project would be.
As we drove along, I did try calling in to Anna to check on thing, "Hey Anna. Was wondering how things are going back in Portland?"
Anna didn't even hesitate, "Everything's being handled, Marcus. I'll talk to you when you get back, and you can tell me all about the trip."
And she hung up. So, I called Dad, "Hey Dad, how're things going on your end?"
Again, a lack of hesitation in response, "Everything's being handled, Marcus. Talk to you when you get back, okay?"
And he hung up. I called Mom, Mackenzie, Miguel, Fred, even Darryl and Brad. Every one of them was a two sentence reply that everything was being handled, and that they'd talk when I got back. Finally, I talked with Merida. Yeah, she's young, but she wheedles, and she's definitely heard stuff. No Luck, "Mom says everything's being handled, Mark. Can I have a baby deer?"
"Hon, if I take a baby deer, their mom'll be really upset."
They were handling me, and wouldn't let me know what was happening in Portland. Finally, I called Aimee, and while she wouldn't talk about Portland stuff either, we did talk for a while. They'd gotten to her, but had left me regular girlfriend conversations. How thoughtful. We did, however, get interrupted by her dad, who wanted to ask me if I would be willing to trade him some steak when I got back. I assured him I would, and hung up. Mr. Bethel finally let out a held laugh, "Reminds me the first time me and the wife left Tom home with the babysitter. Look, you laid out your plan?"
I nodded, "Yes."
"And you trust all of them?"
And there it was, "And I should trust them to get their jobs done for a weekend."
He slapped the steering wheel, "There we go! Now we're cooking with bear grease!"
You know, I've never been sure if he means bear or bare when he says that, and I'd ask, but... there's an outside chance I don't want the answer. So instead, I focused on checking the map, chatting idly while I found the most up to date information on the hunting region we were going to. As hunting season ran along, the deer would change area, avoiding the predators, so with hunting season up and running, it was a matter of tracking to where they were going to be more than where the herds were right this second. Hunters were posting their kills, chatting with each other about where they'd bagged their kills, and arguments over who had the best deer call were legion. Following that track, I started listening to live deer calls. There were also warnings of cougars, with open hunting season the year-round.
Suddenly, we pulled off, and I almost asked, but we were at a Cabela's, so the reason for the stop was pretty obvious. Mr. Bethel wanted me to practice before we got to site, to make sure I had the basics down. We went in, and I had a look around. Much as I respected Mr. Bethel being willing to let me use his firearms, I wanted my own equipment. The range was fully geared out for hunting season, and it was pretty lively. Much as folks tended to write off Oregon as being the ultimate bastion of liberal ideology, we were half-redneck, and it was time to hunt and fish... and apparently, drink copious amounts of beer if the rush on coolers and advertisements were an indicator.
I got a bunch of stuff, mainly centered around hunting versus my usual camping and hiking gear. I need things like camo, though I did opt for the neon-orange stuff. The animals we were hunting didn't really see color, and catching a bullet in the ass was less of an issue if you were clearly visible to the humans with guns. We got bear bangers, and then I paused, cause Reaver was curious about bows. It had been a significant weapon for its entire lifetime, but archery had changed a great deal over the centuries, and fallen out of style for warfare. Instead, they had become their own sport, and were used in hunting as well.
One of sales associates came over. Unlike most stores that tried to have as few people on the floor as possible, Cabela's did have a lot of employees, and at least the woman I was working with was very knowledgeable. She took me through things like draw weight, and what different weights were used for. I ended up opting for a lever action bow package, letting me shift between draw weights, but having a smoother draw curve. That would let me reset based on whatever I was hunting, and be more comfortable on repeated draws. Also, they look really cool. The saleswoman let me know that they did have an archery range on-site, and that I could practice with a few different models to decide what worked best for me.
I would need practice, so yeah, let's do this. For me, practice is a very different concept. I started out on lightest draw, and worked my way up. I had it essentially down, but I bought accoutrements to accompany it, such as targets that I could use for further practice at camp, as well as stuff for repair, maintenance, and arrows for both big and small game.
Next up... I did in fact purchase some firearms. I wanted to close out riflery and shotgun badges, and while I appreciated Mr. Bethel being willing to let me use his, I needed the space with my own weapons to be able to properly use my 1%. There was a short spot of bother with that purchase, until the guy at the counter recognized my name, and I flashed my H.A.A. badge for ID. There are upsides to this, and... okay, look, there's a lot of really cool things in this store, and I'm a fourteen year old with a near-bottomless wallet. I freely admit, the trip got away with me, and the salespeople saw me coming as soon as they realized I wasn't asking anyone if I could purchase things.
I had to get most of the stuff I bought sent back home, and yeah, I would definitely be having a chat with Mom and Dad about some of it, but come on, I've watched Mr. Bethel tool around on that ATV for years, and the one I ordered looked absolutely badass.
Mr. Bethel put out that I needed to stop by the gun range after this, so I could practice with my new string of firearms, and make sure I had it down before we got out into the woods. We hit up the gun range, and I got my shots off. The shotgun was the biggest adjustment, with way more kick to it than the rifle and sidearm, but it wasn't long before I had the firing down. I wasn't sniper-qual level yet, but it was enough for a weekend of hunting and fishing. He also had me reading care and maintenance information for the rest of the ride until I could recite it in my sleep.
We got to our location around mid-afternoon, and after pulling up the van and trailer, it was time to get things ready at the cabin. Bethel had rented out a hunting cabin near enough to the hunting ground we were using. Unfortunately, whomever had been using it before us hadn't bother to replace firewood. Sigh... Let's get to work.
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Report: Portland's percentage of women-owned small businesses higher than U.S. average
Report: Portland's percent of women-owned small businesses bests U.S. average
Upcoming Live Matches On UK TV Only! (12.04 -- 21.04)
This schedule is for those matches available in the UK only airing on BBC/Sky/TNT/Dazn. Also includes NWSL matches on NWSL+ app.
UK Kick Off Times Stated (check listings for program start times)
Friday 12th April:
5.30pm - Werder Bremen vs RB Leipzig (Frauen Bund) - Dazn 1/Dazn
8.00pm - Paris FC vs Reims (Div 1 Fem) - Dazn 1/Dazn
Saturday 13th April:
1.00am - Houston Dash vs Washington Spirit (NWSL) - NWSL+
2.30am - Utah Royals vs Orlando Pride (NWSL) - NWSL+
9.30am - Western United vs Newcastle Jets (-A-League Elimination Final) - TNT Sports 3
11.00am - SC Freiburg vs Wolfsburg (Frauen Bund) - DAZN 1/Dazn
Sunday 14th April:
12.00am (Midnight) - North Carolina Courage vs Portland Thorns (NWSL) - NWSL+
12.30am - Racing Louisville vs San Diego Wave (NWSL) - NWSL+
2.30am - Chicago Red Stars vs Angel City (NWSL) - NWSL+
7.00am - Melbourne Victory vs Central Coast Mariners (A-League Elimination Final) - TNT Sports 4
11.00am - Athletic Bilbao vs Atletico Madrid (Liga F) - Dazn 1/Dazn
12.00pm (midday) - Tottenham vs Leicester City (FA Cup Semi Final) - BBC2/iPlayer/Sports Website
2.00pm - AC Milan vs Napoli (Serie A Women) - Dazn 1/Dazn
2.35pm - Man Utd vs Chelsea (FA Cup Semi Final) - BBC1/iPlayer/Sport Website
3.00pm - Rangers vs Glasgow City (SWPL1) - Sky Sports Football
5.30pm - Partick Thistle vs Celtic (SWPL1) - BBC Alba/iPlayer/Sport Website
5.30pm - MSV Duisburg vs Bayern Munich (Frauen Bund) - Dazn 1/Dazn
6.00pm - Real Madrid vs Granada (Liga F) - Dazn
6.45pm - Arsenal vs Bristol City (WSL) - Sky Sports Football/Premier League/Showcase
8.00pm -St Etienne vs Lyon (Div 1 Fem) - TNT Sports 7 / Dazn 1/Dazn
11.00pm - Gotham FC vs Kansas City Current (NWSL) - NWSL+
Monday 15th April:
1.00am - Bay FC vs Seattle Reign (NWSL) - NWSL+
5.00pm - Roma vs Juventus (Serie A) - Dazn
6.30pm - Hoffenheim vs FC Koln (Frauen Bund) - Dazn
Wednesday 17th April:
7.00pm - Chelsea vs Aston Villa (WSL) - Sky Sports Main Event/Premier League/Ultra/Showcase
7.45pm - Hearts vs Rangers (SWPL1) - BBC Alba/iPlayer/Sport Website
Friday 19th April:
7.00pm - Brighton & Hove Albion vs Everton (WSL) - FA Player
Saturday 20th April:
01.00 - Orlando Pride vs San Diego Wave (NWSL) - NWSL+
12.30pm - Bristol City vs Liverpool (WSL) - FA Player
12.30pm - Barcelona vs Chelsea (Champ League Semi 1st Leg) - Dazn/TNT Sports 2
6.00pm - Washington Spirit vs Gotham FC (NWSL) - NWSL+
6.00pm -Lyon vs PSG (Champ League Semi 1st Leg) - Dazn/TNT Sports 3
10.00 - Racing Louisville vs Utah Royals (NWSL) - NWSL+
Sunday 21st April:
12.30am - Kansas City Current vs Bay FC (NWSL) - NWSL+
3.00am - Portland Thorns vs Houston Dash (NWSL) - NWSL+
12.00pm (Midday) - Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur (WSL) - FA Player
1.00pm - Partick Thistle vs Rangers (SWPL1) - BBC iPlayer/Sports Website
2.00pm - Arsenal vs Leiciester City (WSL) - FA Player
2.15pm - Manchester City vs West Ham United (WSL) - FA Player
4.10pm - Celtic vs Hearts (SWPL1) - BBC Alba/iPlayer/Sports Website
11.00pm - Seattle Reign vs Chicago Red Stars (NWSL) - NWSL+
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Things to do this weekend!
FRIDAY
- 10th Annual Bone Suckin’ Sauce Peak City Pig Fest, parking lot of Salem and Saunders Streets, Apex
- Friday Night on White, S. White St., Wake Forest
- Movie Night, Downtown Cary Park, Cary
- Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
- Tracy Morgan, Raleigh Improv, Cary
- Special Event: David Koechner, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- Adam Ant, DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham
- Art Walk, Downtown, Carrboro and Chapel Hill
- ZAXBY'S 150, Wake County Speedway, Raleigh
- Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
- Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
- North Carolina Symphony - Ravel Boléro, Meymandi Concert Hall at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, Raleigh
- NC State LIVE Presents: Small Island Big Song, Stewart Theatre, Talley Student Center at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
- Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham
- Library Fest: The Nature Edition, Various Locations, Durham
- Room 861 at Goodnights: Monica Nevi, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- Fish Out of Water Variety Hour, Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre, Raleigh
- You Can Vote 10th Anniversary Party, Durham Arts Council, Durham
- Cary Players Presents Brigadoon, Cary Arts Center, Cary
- A Little Night Music, Burning Coal Theatre, Raleigh
- Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
- Neon Trees | Bonsai + Modern Art Exhibit, Art by Shalimar, Cary
- Food Activism, Food Production, and Climate Change: A Conversation with Dr. Donald Nonini., RambleRill Farm, Hillsborugh
- Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
- Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
- Eurydice, Sheafer Lab Theater, Durham
- Friday Night Makes, Durham Arts Council, Durham
- Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
- Gastón Reggio Group, Missy Lane's Assembly Room, Durham
- River & Rail, Huron Stage Music Venue, Durham
- Land Of Talk, with Hua Li, Motorco Music Hall, Durham
- Josh Teed: Taking It All In, The Fruit Basement, Durham
- UNC Baseball vs. Notre Dame, Boshamer Stadium, Chapel Hill
- Sarah And The Sundays, Local 506, Chapel Hill
- Tell Me Lies: A Tribute To Fleetwood Mac, The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop, Raleigh
- The Night Rider Presents: Creepboat, Persistent Itch, Hemlock Theory, The Night Rider, Raleigh
- Carbon Leaf, Cat's Cradle, Carrboro
- Bailen, KINGS, Raleigh
- Indecision & Purple Schoolbus, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
- 11th Organ II, Rubenstein Arts Center | Von der Heyden Studio Theater, Durham
SATURDAY
- 10th Annual Bone Suckin’ Sauce Peak City Pig Fest, parking lot of Salem and Saunders Streets, Apex
- Town of Cary's Pimento Cheese Festival, Downtown Cary Park, Cary
- Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
- Women's Empowerment 2024, PNC Arena, Raleigh
- Tracy Morgan, Raleigh Improv, Cary
- Special Event: David Koechner, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- North Carolina Symphony - Ravel Boléro, Meymandi Concert Hall at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts, Raleigh
- Harmony: A Day of Heritage Music, North Carolina Museum of History, Raleigh
- Gilberto Santa Rosa, DPAC, Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham
- Big Book Sale, Chapel Hill Public Library, Chapel Hill
- Cocktails & Cuisine Class: All Things Gin, The Willard Rooftop Lounge, Raleigh
- Room 861 at Goodnights: Monica Nevi, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- Special Event: Office Trivia, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- 2024 Glenwood South St. Baldrick's, Raleigh Beer Garden, Raleigh
- Library Fest: The Nature Edition, Various Locations, Durham
- West Point on the Eno Historic Buildings Open House, West Point on the Eno Park, Durham
- Every Day is Earth Day in Lakewood, Lakewood Shopping Center Stores, Durham
- NC Courage vs Portland Thorns, WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary
- 2024 PrideLife Expo, Raleigh Convention Center, Raleigh
- Away with the Fairies, Mordecai Historic Park, Raleigh
- Graffiti 102 | Basic Styles, Artspace, Raleigh
- How Very: A Heathers Party, The Longleaf Lounge, Raleigh
- Jason Adamo Presents: North Carolina Songwriters in the Round, The Cary Theater, Cary
- Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
- NC Eat & Play’s Spring Hootenanny & Foodie Fest, Haven Farm, Knightdale
- Brass Chamber Music Concert, Kenan Music Building, Chapel Hill
- Cary Players Presents Brigadoon, Cary Arts Center, Cary
- Performances at the Page: Roadhouse Storytellers, Page-Walker Arts & History Center, Cary
- Carpenter Park Community Garden Open House, Carpenter Park, Cary
- Basement Finds, Inkfinity Print, Durham
- Thrift A Bull One Year Anniversary Block Party, DSSOLVR Durham, Durham
- Beyond the Pen: Tools for the Professional Writer, Brier Creek Community Center, RTP
- Club BPC Presents The Brad "Scarface" Jordan Behind the Desk Experience, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
- Earth to Raleigh, Clouds Brewing Taproom, Raleigh
- Murder Mystery Party, The Big Easy, Raleigh
- Pop-up Parks Concerts Day 4: Annie Wilkerson Preserve, Peach Road and Lake Johnson, Church of the Nativity, Raleigh
- Puppies and Pinot, Bottles & Cans Beer and Wine Shop, RTP
- Second Shift A Capella Concert, Kiwanis Shelter, Cary
- Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
- Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
- Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
- Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
- Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham
- Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
- Eurydice, Sheafer Lab Theater, Durham
- D'Shawn & Soul, Missy Lane's Assembly Room, Durham
- NY Cat Film Festival, The Carolina Theatre, Durham
- Fandango de Durham, Avila Retreat Center, Durham
- Tea Cup Gin--Vintage Jazz, Bouncin' Blues, Succotash Southern & Creole Kitchen, Durham
- Hope Animal Rescue Springin' Senior Dog Pawty, Durty Bull Brewing Co, Durham
- City Box Durham pop-up, SDM storefront on Main, Durham
- First Nations Film & Video Festival | Shorts Program, Rubenstein Arts Center, Film Theater, Durham
- River & Rail, Huron Stage Music Venue, Durham
- Lightning Strikes ProAm Kickboxing & Muay Thai Event, Durham Armory, Durham
- Comics by the Keg, Proximity Brewing Company, Durham
- 2024 USA Team Handball Collegiate National Championships, UNC Fetzer Gym, Chapel Hill
- LighterWood Farm Tour – How the Natural History of the Sandhills Created the Rich Cultural History, North Carolina Botanical Garden, Chapel Hill
- David Morris, Cat's Cradle, Carrboro
SUNDAY
- NCFC vs. Birmingham Legion FC, WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary
- Spring Food Truck Rodeo, Durham Central Park, Durham
- Tom Segura: Come Together, PNC Arena, Raleigh
- Family Day: This is Our Earth, Nasher Museum of Art, Durham
- Disney Princess - The Concert, DPAC, Durham
- Our First Lady of Jazz: Celebrating Mary Lou Williams, Duke University Chapel, Durham
- Carolina Mudcats vs. Down East Wood Ducks, Five County Stadium, Zebulon
- Southern Ideal Home Show, North Carolina State Fairgrounds, Raleigh
- DPW No Pressure, Durham Armory, Durham
- Goodnights Presents: Shannon Fiedler, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- Jeff Allen, Raleigh Improv, Cary
- Sinful Six Comedy Show, Goodnights Comedy Club, Raleigh
- Superbloom! a Vibrant Comedy Show, The Pour House Music Hall & Record Shop, Raleigh
- Bull City Pickleball Classic, Bethesda Park, Durham
- NY Cat Film Festival, The Carolina Theatre, Durham
- Savannah Bananas Exhibition Baseball Team, Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham
- Jazz Brunch, Lula & Sadie's, Durham
- Brunch at the Brewery with Chef Chick's Bakery, The Glass Jug Beer Lab, Durham
- Journaling Stroll, Bailey and Sarah Williamson Preserve, Wendell
- The Disco Biscuits, Lincoln Theatre, Raleigh
- Garden Story Walk, JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University, Raleigh
- Jewish Book Festival, Jewish For Good, Durham
- Redbird Theater Company Presents: "Art", Shadowbox Studio, Durham
- Little River Community Fair, Durham County Stadium, Durham
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Kings Secure a Postseason berth for the Third Consecutive Year
- The Los Angeles Kings proved they were worthy of a postseason berth for the third year running.
- With two victories over the Flames, they overcame unfavorable luck to guarantee a postseason berth.
- On Saturday, the Kings will be back in action as they seek revenge on the Ducks.
Against the Calgary Flames, the Los Angeles Kings proved they were worthy of a postseason berth for the third year running.
The Kings had to win on Thursday to save some pride following a difficult game against the Anaheim Ducks the previous evening. With two victories over the Flames, they overcame unfavorable luck to guarantee a postseason berth.
A postseason spotNaturally, the two subpar performances occurred away from home, whereas this one took place there. That’s a huge context for the Kings. The Kings now need to figure out how to replicate their home form from the All-Star break on the road, or perhaps even return to their early-season away form.
The first star of the game was Viktor Arvidsson, who scored two goals and set up Kevin Fiala’s screen for the Kings’ opening goal. On Saturday, the Kings will be back in action as they seek revenge on the Ducks.
Although it’s nice to celebrate winning, the Kings still have a lot of work ahead of them and must continue to put the pedal to the metal during the postseason.
Learn More:https://worldmagzine.com/sports/kings-secure-a-postseason-berth-for-the-third-consecutive-year/ore:
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[Post Game Thread] The Golden State Warriors (44-35) defeat the Portland Trail Blazers (21-58), 100-92.
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[Post Game Thread] Your Golden State Warriors (45-35) defeat the Portland Trail Blazers (21-59), 100-92 to keep their 8th seed hopes alive
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