Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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MLB trade deadline superlatives: The best trades, biggest mistakes, weirdest deals and more
Handing out bests, worsts and other awards for the moves that were made at the recently completed MLB Trade Deadline.
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Real Madrid close to reaching Yan Diomande agreement with RB Leipzig
Diomande, 19, has joined Leipzig on their pre-season training camp in Austria ahead of the deal being finalised.
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SA20: Sunrisers Eastern Cape sign Mitch Marsh; Joburg leave out du Plessis, Tahir
Notable absentees from this year’s retention and pre-signing list include former South African captain Faf du Plessis, Rassie van der Dussen, Imran Tahir, Kieron Pollard and Trent Boult
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On playoff-like night at Wrigley, Tarik Skubal was just mortal enough for a Cubs W
Chicago fans had plenty to cheer, especially when the Cubs broke through in the sixth against Skubal in his Dodgers debut.
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The Texans have the pieces; can C.J. Stroud finally get Houston over the hump?
Stroud doesn’t need to carry the Texans — the defense can do that. Houston just needs precision and sound decision-making from its QB.
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Aiden Markram to miss remainder of the Hundred due to personal reasons
Jos Buttler will take over the Manchester Super Giants captaincy for rest of season
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What I learned in Green Bay: Tucker Kraft’s ‘thermostat’ mentality, a new defensive scheme and more
The Packers have the kind of math-changing talent that can take a team from very good to great, once they get back on the field.
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Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir to join Celta Vigo on season-long loan
The move comes after United agreed the sale of fellow goalkeeper Radek Vitek to Middlesbrough.
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What MLB’s wild trade deadline revealed: 7 takeaways, including the Dodgers’ biggest threat
Here’s what we learned from a one-of-a-kind trade deadline, with invaluable perspective from current and former team executives.
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2026 NBA offseason rankings: Where do the Spurs, Celtics, Lakers fall?
The teams in the middle 10 have been active since their seasons ended, aggressively looking to address shortcomings. That goes a long way.
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