May 2025 Archive — What We Published on Patio Pulse

This month we ran three clear stories that caught attention beyond Africa: a personal interview with Gary Sinise about his son's rare cancer and his pause from acting; a Scottish Premiership finale where Rangers were held 2-2 by Hibernian; and a data-driven look at Warriors vs Timberwolves Game 2 playoff odds. If you missed any, this page gives quick summaries and why each story mattered.

Top stories

Feature: Gary Sinise
Gary Sinise spoke openly about losing his son Mac to chordoma, a rare spinal cancer. He described how grief has shifted his priorities and why he might step back from Hollywood for now. We focused on the family's experience, the medical reality of chordoma, treatment timelines, and the real impact on daily life. The piece avoids celebrity gossip and instead explains what supporters and fans can do or expect.

Sports: Rangers 2-2 Hibernian
At Easter Road Rangers twice took the lead and twice conceded as Hibernian forced a 2-2 draw that closed a mixed 2024-25 season. We highlighted defensive issues that cost Rangers and key moments where Hibs showed resilience. The report notes implications for Rangers' off-season plans, potential personnel questions, and simple tactical points managers might address. It’s a compact match recap with clear takeaways for fans.

Betting and analytics: Warriors vs Timberwolves
A proven computer model broke down Game 2 of the Warriors vs Timberwolves 2025 playoff series and projected a 205-point total. The model flagged one spread side that hit nearly 60 percent in simulations, a useful signal for data-minded bettors. We explain the model's inputs, where trends could change with injury news or rotation shifts, and how to read odds without chasing noise. The story helps readers understand the numbers and make smarter choices.

Why these pieces matter

Together these posts show our range: human-interest reporting, concise match coverage, and analytics-driven sports insight. Each story delivers practical details you can act on — whether that means supporting a family, debating team needs, or understanding betting risks.

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