Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Jack Draper’s tennis comeback is here. A lot has changed since his Indian Wells title
12 months ago, Draper was on top of the world after winning the biggest title of his career. It has been a painful journey since.
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2026 NBA mock draft: Absurdly deep class is why so many teams are tanking
AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson and Cameron Boozer are still the top three, but other prospects are exciting teams too.
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How an unusual groin led to a ‘unique’ Premier League goal
Alex Iwobi’s goal for Fulham against Spurs on Sunday was that most unusual of events – a new kind of goal
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Sandy Alcantara’s future in Miami: Can he rediscover his Cy Young form?
Alcantara ranks among the top trade candidates, but his goal is to help the Marlins return to the playoffs with a bounce-back season.
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What MLB fans think about salary caps, payroll gaps and 2027 lockout risk
In Major League Baseball, the financial divide between clubs has shifted from perennial complaint to a potential existential crisis.
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Premier League games ‘no longer a joy to watch’ because of set pieces, Arne Slot says
Slot’s side scored three first-half goals from set pieces in Saturday’s 5-2 win over West Ham.
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The Athletic’s weekly live coverage: WBC, F1 season open, NHL trade deadline, Brighton-Arsenal
The Athletic’s live coverage this week includes the World Baseball Classic, the NHL trade deadline, a big Premier League matchup and more.
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Mbekezeli Mbokazi is the most popular player in MLS you’ve never heard of
The rising South African talent has brought his skill – and intense following – with him to the Chicago Fire
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How a tennis bubble that had already burst responded to events in Iran, Dubai and Mexico
Tennis and global events collided at two tournaments. A sport which shies away from politics had to confront it.
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India to host Afghanistan for one Test and three ODIs in June
This will only be the second Test between the two sides, after the first one was played in 2018
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