Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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‘It will be something we talk about forever’: The karmic power of Bam Adebayo’s 83-point game
Adebayo’s 83-point night on presented fans with a choice that forces a side: Celebrate it, or audit it.
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U.S. in jeopardy at WBC after upset loss to Italy
Italy stunned Team USA with an 8-6 victory in World Baseball Classic pool play Tuesday night, one of the biggest upsets in the tournament’s 20-year history that puts the Americans in jeopardy of not advancing to the knockout round.
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Victor Wembanyama smacked upside the head, ties a career-high in win over Celtics
Wembanyama took a shot to the nose, then proceeded to tie a career shooting night from 3-point range in a crucial win over Boston.
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NFL free agency 2026 live updates: Maxx Crosby trade to Ravens falls through; latest news, reaction and analysis
Follow our live coverage of free agency as a flurry of deals will be signed across the NFL this week
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Why Barcelona chose the ‘Hogwarts Hotel’ as their Champions League base in Newcastle
Barcelona’s players were taken aback by the interiors and decor of a place that “looked like something from Harry Potter”
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The Lakers are buying in, building momentum after win over Timberwolves
With consecutive wins over the New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves, the Los Angeles Lakers seem to have figured some things out.
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Savile chant shame for English game. Plus: Kinsky howlers as Spurs crumble
Today in TAFC: The unspoken shame about sex offender chanting blighting English game. Plus: Champions League fallout as Spurs crumble
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Bam Adebayo’s 83 will be etched in greatness, but was it the right move?
What Adebayo did Tuesday was remarkable in its own right, but should he have called it a night a little bit sooner?
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As Team USA awaits its World Baseball Classic fate, it should never have come to this
The greatest U.S. team ever assembled will avoid elimination only if Italy beats Mexico or if Mexico wins by five or more runs on Wednesday.
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Deion Sanders enters Year 4 at Colorado surrounded by change. Will the results flip, too?
Colorado has two new coordinators and a new athletic director, but it should have more stability at quarterback in 2026.
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