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NHS worker, Pembrokeshire Sport, sports journalist, former egg chaser, love coastal walks. Own views.
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Preseason Thoughts on the Boston Bruins

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By Gordon Thomas
| Medium
David Pastrnak (left) and Charlie McAvoy (right) show off the Bruins' new jerseys for 2025. 2024 was a challenging season for the Boston Bruins in more ways than one. In fact, it started before the pucks even dropped when goaltender Jeremy Swayman's contract dispute carried over into training camp and put him behind the eight ball in ramping up intensity with his teammates.
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How A Souls Vet Learned to Love "Easy" Mode (And Why You Should Too)

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By Gordon Thomas
| Medium
Trash talking and bragging rights have been ingrained in the gaming community since the moment we first created interactive electronic visuals. Whether it's head-to-head competitions on the couch, high-score leaderboards, or online multiplayer, gamers (and the games themselves) promote this kind of competitive spirit and braggadocious nature. We want to win and - when we do - we want to feel good about it. Some want the pride of conquering a game on the hardest difficulty setting imaginable.
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Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid: Revisiting Sam Peckinpah’s Unrealized Western on Criterion

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By Gordon Thomas
| Bright Lights Film Journal Verified
Action scenes are what a summer audience wants, but in Pat Garrett the shootouts become episodic and lack the ratcheting up of tension, followed by its release at the climactic killing, that moviegoers expect from a western’s violence. They also feel not only less exciting but merely a cold means to an end and, in one instance, tragically wasteful.
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