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Hey there - I am moving for a job in Bellevue without a whole lot of time to visit or do the necessary due diligence to find a new place.
Bit of context - 29M, single, very active (gym/hiking/sports), love the outdoors, motorcycles, travel, Sunday markets. Been working remotely from London for the last 2 years. Love the big city energy and hate the suburbs (at this stage in my life).
I wont know anybody in the area so want to be someplace lively where meetups and events are common. That being said, I'm not really one for clubs or heavy drinking.

Looking for advice on which neighborhoods I should look at further (open to recommendations in Seattle as well) and any lessons learnt by people doing the same. Sorry if this is not a lot to go off of but time is sparse and really hoping for some direction.
Thanks!

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Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are taking Wrexham back to the United States this summer.

Milwaukee Bucks forward Khris Middleton’s status for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference first-round playoff series with the Indiana Pacers is uncertain after he hurt his ankle in the last game and didn’t practice Thursday.

With the Utah relocation in full swing and Arizona being promised an expansion team later, I can’t help but think about what the rest of the NHL will look like with more and more expansion. I read somewhere that the NHL could be the first North American sports league to have 36 teams. So I decided to break down what that could look like if the league decided to go that route.

I made my own predictions of which cities would get expansion teams based on current rumors/talks and what Bettman would do (I would add one to Quebec City but alas, Bettman will never) to make it seem more realistic. I went with Arizona of course since they’re first in line for expansion per Bettman. Atlanta and Houston since there’s already been rumors about the league returning to Atlanta yet again and Houston being a potential relocation destination for Arizona in the past. The last expansion team was an interesting one to ponder but I went with Portland since I thought that made the most sense based on sports markets, potential rivalry, and the northwest US doesn’t have much outside of Seattle which is brand new. My other idea was Milwaukee but I think Bettman would choose Portland but who knows.

Once I got the first set of divisions with 9 teams each, I thought “huh, this is an odd number. I bet they’d want to break these divisions up like they used to” so I took the divisions with the predicted expansions and put them back in the 2000-2013 divisional brackets.

Honestly with how much of a bloodbath the 6 team Southeast division would be and the reputation of expansion teams, Atlanta would get pummeled into relocation a third time.

What do you guys think? I know everyone would want to see more teams in Canada or in other US cities but we’d need someone not named Bettman lol.

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Alex Ovechkin has just one shot on goal through two games of the Washington Capitals’ first-round playoff series against the New York Rangers, which they trail 2-0.

After spending 16 years gaining fame while roaming the grass where Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle once trod, Bernie Williams was on the stage made famous by Leonard Bernstein and where guitar great Andrés Segovia once played.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has been heavily criticized this week for its secretive oversight of positive tests by 23 Chinese swimmers before the Tokyo Olympics.

The Mariners will be without their starting shortstop and leadoff hitter for the next few weeks, if not longer.

I have a 99 yz 250 and someone offerd a 04 kx250f what y’all think I mostly ride trails and street

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So I don't follow sports. The only strong opinion I had on the kraken is they should have been called the Seattle Freeze.

The conversation came up about the mascot and I knew it had to be a kraken because that's what they called the team, right? But I'm told it's not a kraken. I look it up and it's this weird little fucking treasure troll.

Why? The only assumption I can make is they were worried about going with a tentacle monster. Want to avoid the hentai implications.

So now I have two strong opinions about the kraken.

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Will Power says he was unaware of any manipulations to Team Penske’s push-to-power system until after last weekend’s IndyCar race at Long Beach and never illegally used the mechanism.

The WNBA draft is over, and superstars like Caitlin Clark are heading toward surefire pro careers.

All Sports YTD Records

Overall: 473-458 (50.8%) -34.21

MTD: 115-105 (52.3%) +5.3

L/30 Days: 127-121 (51.2%) -7.14

L/7 Days: 27-28 (49.1%) -15.82

Y/Day: 3-5 (37.5%) -4.42

Avg Odds / Pick: -103

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MLB YTD Records

Overall: 78-67 (53.8%) +5.8

MTD: 74-64 (53.6%) +6.3

L/7 Days: 23-20 (53.5%) +2.02

Y/Day: 2-3 (40%) -2.18

Avg Odds / Pick: -104

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4/25 Thu MLB Picks

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2* [903] Philadelphia Phillies -175 (Zack Wheeler) vs Cincinnati Reds (Nick Martinez) BetRivers

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2* [908] Washington Nationals +172 (MacKenzie Gore) vs Los Angeles Dodgers (Yoshinobu Yamamoto) FanDuel

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2* [909] Boston Red Sox (Chase Anderson) vs. Cleveland Guardians (Triston McKenzie) ~ Over 7.5 +100 BetRivers

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2* [909] Boston Red Sox +120 (Chase Anderson) vs Cleveland Guardians (Triston McKenzie) DraftKings

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2* [909] Boston Red Sox +1.5 -180 (Chase Anderson) vs Cleveland Guardians (Triston McKenzie) bet365

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2* [916] Texas Rangers +1.5 -160 (Andrew Heaney) vs Seattle Mariners (Luis Castillo) Caesars

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2* [918] New York Yankees -245 (Nestor Cortes) vs Oakland Athletics (Alex Wood) DraftKings

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2* [919] Houston Astros (Justin Verlander) vs. Chicago Cubs (Javier Assad) ~ Over 7.5 -105 bet365

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The name, image and likeness deals on college campuses and relaxed transfer rules mean it's no longer uncommon to see draft prospects such as Caleb Williams or Jayden Daniels play for multiple schools on their way to the NFL draft.

Matty Beniers' sophomore season with the Kraken was an uneven one, but at 21, he's still figuring out the NHL game. Here's what that could mean going forward.

Organizers of the tennis French Open say the second retractable roof at Roland Garros will be inaugurated on the opening day of main draw play next month.

The New York Knicks know when it’s coming.

It’s going to be much easier to watch Kraken hockey starting next season: “Washington, Oregon and Alaska, Amazon Prime members will be able to watch all non-nationally televised Kraken games on Prime Video at no additional cost. The streaming slate will include preseason, regular season and, thinking positively, the first round of playoffs. The Kraken are the first National Hockey League team to strike a deal with the streamer giant.”

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The 70-plus games shown on KONG and other Tegna stations and streamed by Amazon Prime replace those previously held by ROOT Sports.