Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Andoni Iraola’s first Liverpool press conference: Transfers, front-foot style and creating connections
The former Bournemouth coach hit the right notes in his first media appearance at Liverpool’s Kirkby training base
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Xabi Alonso says he wants Enzo Fernandez to stay at Chelsea next season
The new manager spoke about the future of midfielder, Alejandro Garnacho’s absence and Cole Palmer at his unveiling on Monday.
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U.S national champion Kate Courtney joins FDJ Suez on deal through 2028
The two-time world champion on a mountain bike is in her first full season on the road and will target her home Olympic Games in 2028.
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After losing 13 of their last 14 games, A’s fire pitching coach Scott Emerson
Bullpen coach Dan Hubbs will serve as interim pitching coach for the remainder of the 2026 season.
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Kohli, Rohit and Bumrah arrive to help India face England
England will welcome Root back at one of their fortresses, Edgbaston
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The Open Championship left one spot open in its field. A former trucker driver claimed it
Joe Dean, a 32-year-old Englishman, won the 12-man Last Chance Qualifier event to get a tee time on Thursday at Royal Birkdale.
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Buffalo Sabres re-sign forward Peyton Krebs to 4-year contract extension
The Sabres and Krebs have avoided arbitration, agreeing to a four-year contract with a $4.5 million cap hit.
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London City Lionesses in talks with Mayor of London over stadium move to National Sports Centre
The move to the Crystal Palace Park ground could more than double the capacity for the Women’s Super League home games.
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Both World Cup semifinals are clashes of giants – one is the much hotter ticket
As of Sunday night, tickets to the second semifinal, Argentina vs. England, are selling for around twice as much as tickets to the first.
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Wrexham take full control of Racecourse Ground: What does it mean for redevelopment plans?
A deal had been previously struck in 2022 for the club owned by Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds to buy the freehold from Wrexham University.
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