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Personal Narrative: The Neighborhood Team
By the time the season had ended The Rockies had gotten 4th -12th place in the major’s league. At the end our team had a team party and I and my friends were bonding and having fun and I was sad to not have my old team but I’m glad my met this team. As long as you give something new a try eventually you get used to it and end up loving it.
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