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Journeys End 201

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Let your journey to the beautiful turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico begin at Journeys End! This gorgeous ten-unit, gulf-front treasure presents spectacular views of the beach and gulf from each unit's private balcony and living room; one literally gets the feeling of being at sea. Spacious, comfortable and very tastefully decorated, your family has plenty of room to either hang out together or spread out for privacy. Far from the maddening crowds of the eastern side of 30A, Journey’s End is popular among the guests of South Walton who prefer the tranquil side of 30A on Dune Allen Beach. Convenient to the Scenic 30A bike trail, Journey's End is located just down the street from Stinky's Fish Camp and is close to the boutiques and restaurants of Gulf Place, as well as to the amazing nature trails of Topsail. Make your family's beach vacation memories at Journey's End! Sleeps 4: 1 king, 1 queen, 2 tv, 2 dvd.

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• Living Room
• Iron & Ironing Board
• Private Living Room
• Air Conditioning
• Ethernet Connection
• Wireless Internet
• Private Entrance

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• Smoke Detector
• Enhanced Cleaning
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• Towels and bedding washed in water that's at least 60sC/140sF
• Free Parking
• Non-Smoking Only
• Pets Not Allowed
• Near Grocery Stores
• Near Medical Services
• Close to Restaurants

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• Outdoor Shower
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Welcome to paradise! Journey’s End gulf front condominiums are located in lovely, quiet Dune Allen Beach on the west end of 30A, and Journey’s End #101 is simply stunning! This beautifully decorated condominium provides a soothing color palette, and comfortable, casual, timeless furnishings that create a calming, peaceful ambiance the moment you cross the threshold. This 2 bedroom, 2 bath (tub/shower in both) sleeps 5 happily (rollaway), and features windows/clear views in all rooms that allows one to really enjoy the incredible turquoise water of the spectacular Gulf of Mexico. La vie est belle . . . Life really is beautiful at Journeys End. Unit has an elevator, dedicated covered parking space and parking for guests. Journeys End is 0.1 mile from Stinky’s Fish Camp, a short, pleasant walk for some of the best oysters and Bloody Marys on the beach! There are several other delicious, locally owned restaurants located at Gulf Place Town Center only 1.6 miles east on 30A. A perfect bike ride on the famous Timpoochee bike trail that runs approximately 18 miles along Scenic Highway 30A. Journey’s End #101 is the perfect location for a small family or a group of close friends to gather together, relax, and enjoy the best of 30A. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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Journey's End brings R.C. Sherriff's 90-year-old play to the screen with thrilling power, thanks to director Saul Dibb's hard-hitting urgency and brilliant work from a talented cast.

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Discover Journeys End 203: A Perfect Beach Getaway with 2 Bedrooms and Luxurious Amenities

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Explore Journeys End 203, a stunning beachfront condo situated in the heart of Dune Allen Beach, FL. Offering 2 bedrooms and a range of luxurious amenities, this vacation rental promises an unforgettable stay for up to 4 guests.

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Let your journey to the beautiful turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico begin at Journeys End! This gorgeous ten-unit, gulf-front treasure presents spectacular views of the beach and gulf from each unit's private balcony and living room; one literally gets the feeling of being at sea. Spacious, comfortable and very tastefully decorated, your family has plenty of room to either hang out together or spread out for privacy. Far from the maddening crowds of the eastern side of 30A, Journeys End is popular among the guests of South Walton who prefer the tranquil side of 30A on Dune Allen Beach. Convenient to the Scenic 30A bike trail, Journey's End is located just down the street from Stinky's Fish Camp and is close to the boutiques and restaurants of Gulf Place, as well as to the amazing nature trails of Topsail. Make your family's beach vacation memories at Journey's End! Sleeps 4: 1 king, 1 queen, 3 TV's.

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Experience seaside serenity at Journeys End 203 in Dune Allen Beach , FL, a gulf-front 2-bedroom vacation rental for 4 guests. Enjoy tranquil surroundings and breathtaking views from this modern property offering 2 full bathrooms and a private balcony for Gulf front vistas. The location is on the serene side of 30A, with easy access to amenities like the Scenic 30A bike trail and Topsail nature trails. Dining options like Stinkys Fish Camp are nearby for convenience. Book directly through Dune Allen Realty Vacation Rentals for a tailored experience. Embrace the tranquility of this Gulf-front property, away from crowds and with access to nature trails and bike paths.

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The vacation rental at 6073 W. Hwy. C-30a #203 in Dune Allen Beach, FL offers a rejuvenating and tastefully decorated retreat with gulf-front views . Journeys End 203 provides spacious accommodations, comprising 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms within its 1316 sqft. living space. Each unit features a private balcony , perfect for enjoying the stunning Gulf front views. Situated on the serene side of 30A , this property offers a peaceful escape for those seeking freedom and relaxation. With its tasteful decor and ample space, guests can unwind in comfort while taking in the beautiful surroundings. Ideal for a group of four, this vacation rental provides a revitalizing getaway with easy access to nearby amenities.

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An intelligent, meticulously crafted drama about British soldiers in the trenches of World War I, “Journey’s End” is the latest cinematic rendition of a play by a war veteran, R.C. Sheriff, which premiered in England in 1928 with Laurence Olivier in a lead role. While the play was a huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic, and has proved an admirably durable theatrical staple (I saw the hit Broadway revival of 2007), one might wonder why it would be made into a movie in the present day.

An obvious one-word answer: “ Dunkirk .” Although they concern different wars, the two movies plumb the innate drama, tedium and terror of soldiers on foreign soil bracing for an onslaught by overwhelming enemy forces. Intimate and verbal, though, Saul Dibb ’s film provides a satisfying antithesis to Christopher Nolan ’s macrocosmic, hyper-sensory view of war: it gives close and sustained attention to a handful of soldiers facing both an implacable foe and their own mortality.

Since its debut, Sheriff’s play has been praised for its precise, flavorful realism and avoidance of cliches and rhetoric. Unlike many literary and cinematic treatments that would come later, it’s neither staunchly “patriotic” nor polemically “anti-war.” Leaving aside the war’s political causes (aside from one character’s statement that it should never have happened), it focuses squarely on the certain individuals and their ways of dealing with a situation of impending catastrophe.

Simon Reade ’s script for the film preserves the play’s virtues while opening its action outward in appropriate and judicious ways: While most of the drama remains in the bunkers of the British forces, when the soldiers leap out of the trenches onto the battlefield, we see that, too.

The tale takes place in the spring of 1918 near St. Quentin, France. The war has already dragged out for nearly four years, with millions killed; it will grind on for more than a half-year longer, snuffing out countless lives as it does. There is, in other words, nothing either strategically or historically significant about the episode we witness; it’s just another horror in a seemingly endless succession of them.

The film escorts us into the battle zone following fresh-faced teenaged Second Lieutenant Raleigh ( Asa Butterfield ), who could have done his service in a safer place but instead has gone to some trouble to get assigned to the command of Captain Stanhope ( Sam Claflin ). Before the war, Stanhope was a senior boy at Raleigh’s school and enamored of his sister; the three spent holidays happily wandering England’s countryside, the younger man recalls.

The early scene where Raleigh encounters Stanhope for the first time in the unit’s underground HQ is one of the film’s most memorable. Instead of the warm welcome he expected from his admired older pal, Raleigh finds a changed man. Though respected by his soldiers, Stanhope is a stiff and troubled officer and hardcore alcoholic. Naturally he doesn’t like Raleigh seeing him like this, and fears the reports he might send his sister.

Stanhope (the role that launched Olivier) is the pivotal figure in this drama. The other main character, gentlemanly, bookish Lieutenant Osborne ( Paul Bettany ), has joined the unit just recently but seems to have already formed a solid bond with Stanhope, who obviously needs his steadying, sane friendship.

A side note: The first film version of “Journey’s End” was directed in 1930 by James Whale , who would direct “Frankenstein” the following year and whose troubled psychic life as a gay WWI veteran is the subject of Bill Condon ’s “ Gods and Monsters .” While rights issues have kept Whale’s “Journey’s End” long out of circulation, a friend who’s seen it told me it’s rife with homosexual subtext. Apart perhaps from a poignant scene where a drunken Stanhope implores Osborne to tuck him into bed, that’s not the case here.

Instead, the drama describes the tensions, anxieties and sustaining camaraderie that unite these men and their fellows—including stalwart cook Mason ( Toby Jones ) and battle-hardened Trotter ( Stephen Graham ) and Hibbert ( Tom Sturridge )—as they begin a week when they’ve learned a massive German offensive is expected to begin. All know that they will be neither be evacuated nor reinforced. They are simply sacrificial lambs of the most basic strategic sort, their deaths meant only to momentarily slow the advancing enemy.

A crucial turn at the film’s dramatic apex comes when the Brits’ commanders send down an order that the unit mount a party of two officers and ten men to dash across no-man’s-land in the face of enemy fire, grab any German soldier they can, and bring him back in hopes of extracting intelligence about the upcoming attack. Raleigh and Osborne are the officers chosen for the detail. The mission is almost assuredly suicidal, just as it is inevitably futile, since it can do little or nothing to affect the impending slaughter.

Dibbs does a fine job bringing a nuanced, realistic visual style to this venerable tale of war’s cruel and colossal wastes, and his actors are all first-rate, with Bettany a special stand-out. But though it proves the timelessness of Sheriff’s drama, the film doesn’t make a particularly strong case for why, “Dunkirk” apart, it should be considered more-than-usually relevant today.

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Godfrey Cheshire is a film critic, journalist and filmmaker based in New York City. He has written for The New York Times, Variety, Film Comment, The Village Voice, Interview, Cineaste and other publications.

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Journey's End (2018)

108 minutes

Sam Claflin as Captain Stanhope

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Paul Bettany as Osborne

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Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, it is the story of a group of British officers, led by mentally-disintegrating young Officer Stanhope, as they await their fate. Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, it is the story of a group of British officers, led by mentally-disintegrating young Officer Stanhope, as they await their fate. Set in a dugout in Aisne in 1918, it is the story of a group of British officers, led by mentally-disintegrating young Officer Stanhope, as they await their fate.

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• Trivia Playwright R.C. Sherriff had seen first-hand the effect of years of war on his friends and knew the fear and terror of waiting for an impending attack, waiting for his journey's end. The characters in the play are a reflection of the men Sherriff had served with in the 9th Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment.
• Goofs A common misconception is the myth about having your chinstrap unbuckled. It is mainly an American thing that was spread in WW2. Fact is, if the concussion was strong enough to hurt your neck or face because your chinstrap was buckled, the force of the same concussion would more than likely kill you. Having your strap undone just meant you would spend a lot of time holding your helmet on while moving fast.

Lieutenant Osborne : Every little noise up there, makes me feel sick.

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• Beach - 3 min walk
• Topsail Hill Preserve State Park - 9 min walk
• Santa Rosa Beach - 11 min walk
• Santa Rosa Beach Golf Club - 3 min drive
• 30A Bike Trail - 11 min drive

Getting around

• Northwest Florida Regional Airport (VPS) - 44 min drive

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• The Donut Hole - 5 min drive
• Stinky's Fish Camp - 3 min walk
• The Perfect Pig - 4 min drive
• Mimmo's Ristorante Italiano - 4 min drive
• 98 Bar-B-Que - 5 min drive

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Journey’s End 101 is a two bedroom gulf front condominium on one of the most beautiful beaches along 30a

why Journey's End 101?

Location, location, location.

Hurricane Sally devastated many beaches along 30a, but not Journey's End. The beach remains deep with sugar white sand. Many beaches also service large populations behind the waterfront. Journey's End beach is private and shared with only 10 units. The area is less populated, but is still a short drive or a bike ride to all that 30a has to offer.

it's all about the light

Unit 101 is an elevated end unit with a one story cottage next door. This lets the light pour in through windows along the length of the unit. There are views of the gulf from each bedroom.

good as new

Most of the condos along 30a were built in the 80's. Those have 8 foot ceilings and many show their age. Journeys End was built in 2007. It has soaring 10 foot ceilings. It feels new.

The unit is tastefully decorated and comfortable. The end unit provides added windows offering natural light and unparrelled expansive views of the beach and gulf. There is an open concept floorplan with the kitchen.  There is adjoining balcony with seating.

kitchen and dining

The large kitchen has all the major appliances including a range, full size refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, blender. There is a large assortment of utensils, drink ware, silverware, place settings, etc…

master bedroom

Master bedroom with a king bed, ocean view, television, and a walk-in closet. The master bath has dual vanities, large tub/shower.

second bedroom

The guest bedroom has a queen bed, ocean view, television, and closet. The guest bathroom has a single vanity and a tub / shower. It shares access to the rest of the unit through an additional door to the hall.

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Journey's End review – horror, humour and humanity in the trenches

This new version of RC Sherriff’s classic play about the futility and slaughter of the first world war is powerful, passionate and superbly acted

F or the 100th anniversary of the first world war ’s end, here is an unassumingly excellent new film version of RC Sherriff’s classic 1928 stage play, adapted by Simon Reade and directed by Saul Dibb. It is expertly cast and really well acted: forthright, powerful, heartfelt. The dramatic action is opened out, while always conveying the essential, cramped claustrophobia of this tragic ordeal. Cinematographer Laurie Rose’s coolly observant, dynamic camerawork helps drive the dramatic momentum and the sinuous musical score by Hildur Guðnadóttir and Natalie Holt creates a growing sense of horror and dread.

Asa Butterfield plays the young Second Lieutenant Raleigh, newly arrived at the front in 1918. In all his moon-faced naivety, he asks to join C company in the trenches, because the commanding officer there is Captain Stanhope ( Sam Claflin ), who was a few years ahead of Raleigh at school and a family friend. The artless innocence of his beamingly casual attitude, so imminently to be ruined, is made even more ironic by the nepotism.

Raleigh doesn’t use his connections to avoid combat, but to be in thick of it; his uncle is a senior officer who is pained at Raleigh’s crashingly tactless request, but at last gruffly asks him how his father’s crocuses are doing. On hearing bad news on this point, he shrugs and says he’s planting them at the wrong depth. It is a quietly horrible vignette of innocence: an Edenic world where the health of crocuses is something to worry about.

The meeting of Raleigh and Stanhope is a silent cymbal clash of horror. To Raleigh’s dismay, Stanhope is not the boy he knew. The war has made him an aggressive, careworn, self-hating alcoholic, who is horrified to see young Raleigh and realise how he must look in the eyes of someone who once liked and rather hero-worshipped him. Their very juxtaposition is an obscene insertion of the Arcadia of their earlier, innocent civilian life into this cauldron of hell and despair. And what makes it even more painful is that Stanhope has an unofficial understanding with Raleigh’s sister, back at home and poignantly awaiting letters. Stanhope realises – as the younger man does not – how likely it is he will break this young woman’s heart by dying, or by coming home an angry, unloving spectre. Each is a grotesque sort of mirror to the other because Raleigh, perhaps without yet fully realising it, can see in Stanhope what he will become. In the quiet intelligence of their performances, Butterfield and Claflin convey all this.

Paul Bettany is excellent as the sadly smiling Lieutenant Osborne, the pipe-smoking former schoolmaster whose nickname “Uncle” neatly conveys his avuncular wisdom, while underlining the general tragic lack of anything like a parent or anyone who can love these soldiers, most of them nothing more than boys. Stephen Graham is the rough-hewn and capable Second Lieutenant Trotter; Miles Jupp has a telling cameo as the drily cynical Captain Hardy and Toby Jones is the humorous cook, Mason, apologising for having to replace tinned pineapples with tinned apricots, or serving “oniony” tea.

The movie interestingly shows what a trial the officers’ dugout mealtimes are. They are occasions when the strict formality of rank is theoretically relaxed, but, in fact, eating and drinking are a new source of tension. Food and drink is all they have to obsess over: the nearest they have to indulgence, or simply to feel like human beings. Whisky is the drug they all crave, and this luxury is the most fundamental necessity of all.

Their horrible situation of boredom and nerve-shredding tension suddenly becomes even more unspeakable when the order comes through that Osborne and Raleigh are to lead a raiding party, in broad daylight, into enemy lines to capture a German soldier for intelligence purposes. What becomes queasily clear is that the raid has been planned for daytime for no good reason other than getting it completed for the report that will precede the formal dinner. More incredibly, it is to go ahead without any dummy run, or dress rehearsal with some British squaddie acting the part of the German so that this manhandling can be practised. They are just expected to do it. The aftermath of this grisly adventure brings all their despair into yet sharper focus.

The first world war is one of the 20th century’s oldest, grimmest tales of futility and slaughter. Dibb and his excellent cast put new passion into it.

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Chris Paul said he isn’t retiring, but is there any future with the Warriors?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Chris Paul is 11 hours from his 19th NBA season ending. He’s less than a month from turning 39. He takes a seat in the third row of Golden 1 Center after the Golden State Warriors’ morning shootaround in Sacramento. Later that night, the Sacramento Kings blow them out 118-94, an elimination that also throws into question Paul’s immediate future.

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But this much is clear: Paul is not retiring. He will play a 20th NBA season somewhere.

“I’ll talk to my wife and my kids, my family, my support system, see what it looks like,” Paul told The Athletic . “But this isn’t (the end of my career). I know it for sure.”

Paul remains under contract for the Warriors next season, but there’s a necessary caveat. All $30 million of his deal is non-guaranteed. Part of the Warriors’ reasoning behind the Jordan Poole for Paul trade last offseason was the financial flexibility it would provide this summer. The Warriors can use it as a trade vehicle or wipe all $30 million off the books before it guarantees on June 28.

Those options and decisions will be explored in the coming weeks. But Joe Lacob and the Warriors’ ownership group have already indicated a desire to avoid the second apron and even duck the luxury tax entirely, resetting the repeater clock. Salary slashing is needed for that goal. Tuesday’s elimination — capping a turbulent 46-win season that finished with the 10th seed and zero playoff home dates — would only seem to accelerate that desire for a financial pullback.

So Paul’s future with the Warriors is as uncertain (and perhaps more unlikely) than any other player who left the locker room late Tuesday night.

“I haven’t thought about it,” Paul said. “I’m too in it. I was in the gym at 8 a.m. this morning, lifting and getting ready for this game. When it’s time for that, Mike (Dunleavy) and Steve (Kerr), we’ll have a conversation and see what it looks like. But I loved it. It’s honestly — this is my fifth year living without my family — I probably saw them more than any other year.”

That’s because of the proximity to Los Angeles, but also because of Kerr’s open culture. Families are welcomed into the interior of the Warriors’ building and around the team more than is typical in the NBA.

“That’s probably what I appreciated the most out of everything is just the communication of letting me know when days are going to be off,” Paul said. “Then your family can fly on the team plane like, I ain’t seen that. I’m grateful to Steve for that.”

When Paul went searching for a temporary place to stay in San Francisco after the trade, his wife helped him find a high-rise. Soon after moving into it, he discovered another notable tenant lived a floor below. He had moved into Draymond Green ’s building.

“Luckily it’s nice enough that you can’t hear the person below,” Paul said.

Paul’s inner circle showed varying forms of shock and apprehension after he joined the Warriors, his heated conference rival the previous decade. There’d been so many competitive dust-ups and heated playoff nights between the sides. But Paul embraced it quickly, believing in the shared traits between the sides.

“I didn’t expect it to be bad,” Paul said. “When the trade happened, I was excited, I was energized. It’s been really cool to see all the basketball knowledge, the way different guys approach every day. When people ask about my experience here, I tell them I sort of got a chance to peek behind the curtain.”

The Warriors faced the Utah Jazz at home on a Sunday toward the end of the season. They faced the Lakers on Tuesday in Los Angeles. After the Utah game, Paul, Green and Klay Thompson — who all have homes in L.A. — chartered a plane down a day before the team. Trevor Ariza happened to be in town. Paul told Ariza to hop on their plane.

Ariza was a part of those Houston Rockets teams that the Warriors eliminated in the Western Conference finals twice. He knows how heated the rivalry became between Paul and the Warriors, how much Paul stewed over the losses, and how the Warriors taunted after the wins.

“He was sitting in the plane like, ‘Man, I would have never thought. …'” Paul said. “‘I would’ve never thought we’d all be on here together.'”

Paul and Green didn’t envision it, but they embraced it once it arrived on their doorstep. Literally. Green took the elevator a floor up and went over to Paul’s house on several occasions throughout the season, watching other NBA games, college, NFL — talking basketball schematics, life, family, kids, future.

“I’m thankful and honored, happy as hell I got the opportunity to play with him this year,” Green said. “It’s not something in a million years we ever imagined. Other than winning, it couldn’t have gone better. Built a relationship that’ll go beyond whether he’s here next year or not and whether I’m here next year or not. I haven’t come across many, if any, guys like him.”

Paul also built a relationship with Thompson. Paul accepted a reserve role in the third game of the season, coming off the bench for the first time in his 19-year career, a move that Kerr said sent a message to the rest of the roster about sacrifice. Thompson accepted a bench role in February for the first time in more than a decade. The two then connected a second-unit duo. Kerr tied their minutes together.

Paul told Thompson several times throughout the season that he’d get on his boat for a ride across the San Francisco Bay. They had to cancel once because of bad weather. This past week, before the last game of the regular season, Paul and Moses Moody rode across the water with Thompson to the game.

“Really cool,” Paul said. “It’s always going to be a little choppy when you get to the deep water, but…”

Then Paul went bigger picture.

“I got so many (former teammates) in my career that, like, I have no relationship with,” Paul said. “Don’t really care to or anything like that. Or people who don’t like me or whatever. That don’t keep me up at night. But I’m grateful that I got a chance to be here with these guys. Me and Steph were already connected. Me and Dray definitely, you know, got a real connection now. And somebody I’m grateful that I really got a chance to know is Klay.”

Paul understands the business better than just about any other current player. He knows his contract setup, the Warriors’ tax crunch and will be in on the conversations that dictate his 2024-25 NBA home. Some paths could theoretically bring him back on a cheaper deal. He says he loved his time with the Warriors on a personal level.

But there’s the basketball side that also complicates the equation. Paul isn’t necessarily ready to just accept a lower-usage backup point guard role for the final seasons of his career. He remains of the belief that he can still run a team on a high-minute basis. Paul averaged 26.4 minutes per game this season. He’d been at 32 the last couple of seasons and averaged 34.6 for his career, never dipping below 31. All his counting stats were career-lows.

“I try to do the most with the opportunity that was given,” Paul said. “For me, it’s always been about winning, whatever that looks like. But I know I got a lot more to give to the game. The situation is what it is. But I’ve loved every bit about (this season). I’ve loved every bit of it. Getting a chance to compete with these guys.”

As the Warriors shifted around the rotation repeatedly this season, Paul fit perfectly as Stephen Curry ’s backup point guard. They performed better as a team without Curry than they had in several seasons. But Kerr struggled to find usable lineups with both Curry and Paul on the floor because of the size disadvantage, especially with Thompson also out there.

“It’s a difficult situation for him that he handled beautifully,” Kerr said. “He’s always been the starting point guard for his team. But you look at our team and we’re pretty small. Even though he’s one of our best players, if we want to throw our best players out there — and he’s one of them — you start adding up Chris, Steph, Klay, it’s not the ideal roster for him.

“But he was fantastic for us because he became our backup point guard. As I’ve said many times, our non-Steph minutes were the best they’ve ever been because of Chris’ leadership.”

Not the ideal roster for him . That’s the subsection of that Kerr quote that probably hits the hardest. Paul, on a reasonable deal, still makes plenty of sense for the Warriors as a backup point guard to stabilize them with Curry out. But he still desires more and his on-court impact and production and market could justify that, making a reunion unlikely.

“You saw tonight, (the Kings’) size and physicality overwhelmed us,” Kerr said. “When you look at the combinations that we have out there, it usually kind of separates Steph and Chris and Klay. So there’s not as many minutes as Chris would like.

“But the way he handled it this season was incredible. He’s so professional. Such a great mentor for the younger guys. One of the great pros I’ve ever been around. I love coaching Chris and I really hope we bring him back.”

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Las Vegas Raiders' Maxx Crosby Reflects on His Time in the NFL

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby has come a long way since being drafted in 2019. On the NFL's first day of voluntary workouts, Crosby took a moment to reflect on his journey.

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Veteran Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby is entering his sixth season in the National Football League. Since being drafted, he has become the face of the Raiders organization. For Crosby, his time in the league has flown by.

"I mean, it is crazy,” Crosby told media members on Monday. "It puts it into perspective. I don't know whether my rookie year seems like 20 years ago or two days ago; it's crazy to me. Being back in Oakland, being in the Coliseum, I remember it like it was yesterday, but at the same time, it's like I feel like that was in a past life that I went through that. 

“It's crazy how life is; everything is always on the go, and I'm just staying in the day. So, I don't really have time to reflect and look back, but just to look at, it's like, damn, I'm already going into year six. It feels like I was doing these interviews. I saw one of my interviews a couple of days ago; somebody sent it to me, and I had like bleached hair, no beard, looking all types of crazy, no tattoos. I'm like, 'Holy [expletive], we've come a long way.'”

Since being drafted by the Raiders, Crosby has gone from a fourth-round draft pick to arguably the best defensive end in the NFL. During his time with the Raiders, he's registered over 300 tackles and over 50 sacks.

The veteran defensive lineman is a few more productive seasons away from having a legitimate argument to be inducted into the Hall of Fame when his career ends. Crosby, however, is only focused on being the best teammate he can be and helping the Raiders win more games.

“It's been a blessing,” Crosby said. “I mean, it's been a damn journey, and for me, all that matters at the end of the day is winning, winning for this organization. I pour my heart and soul into this, and I want to be the best leader and teammate I can be on a daily basis, and being a Raider is something that's special to me.”

“I've got real relationships from the owner all the way down to the janitor. I'm here every day for a reason. It's like a family. There's not many teams that operate like we do, and we've just got to translate that to winning and it's just exciting to get things rolling again."

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Rafael Nadal's Barcelona Open journey ends with straight sets loss to De Minaur

Rafael nadal's journey at the barcelona open came to an end in the second round as alex de minaur beat him in straight sets..

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Rafael Nadal's much-anticipated comeback at Barcelona was cut short by the formidable Alex de Minaur on April 17. De Minaur, seeded fourth, showcased an exceptional level of play, defeating Nadal in straight sets with a score of 7-5, 6-1.

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Looking ahead, De Minaur is set to face either the 16th seed Arthur Fils or German contender Daniel Altmaier, promising more thrilling action on the clay courts.

For Nadal, this tournament marked his second appearance in 2024 and his first since reaching the quarter-finals at the ATP 250 event in Brisbane earlier in January. After overcoming Flavio Cobolli in the initial round , Nadal's journey was halted by De Minaur's superior play.

Despite this setback, Nadal's legacy in Barcelona remains unparalleled, with a remarkable record of 67-5 across 17 editions of the tournament. His history of triumphs in Barcelona, beginning with his first title in 2005 and most recently in 2021.