Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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An NFL player thought he knew pressure. Then his mentor was diagnosed with cancer.
Alec Ingold, a fullback for the Los Angeles Chargers, shares five lessons he has learned from his calls with his first mentor.
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Bowlers and Tajinder give Falcons last-ball win on CPL 2026 opening night
Jamaica Kingsmen, the CPL debutants, scored just 59 runs through the middle-overs period to lose their grip on the game but even then it went down to the last ball
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Tyler Mahle’s strong Braves debut spoiled by Raisel Iglesias as win streak ends
All-Star closer Iglesias has a 6.75 ERA and three blown saves in his last 14 appearances.
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Jaedyn Shaw comes back to haunt San Diego Wave as Gotham FC tighten grip on NWSL table
Shaw’s goal gives Gotham their third win in a row, adding more steam to the team’s momentum.
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Spurs are getting better at selling young players – but the process didn’t start this summer
Tottenham have brought in a decent amount of cash by selling young players this summer, and it is thanks to their use of the loan market
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Stiller, Kone, Danilo, Camara – how can Newcastle replace Guimaraes?
With Guimaraes poised to join Arsenal, The Athletic breaks down some of the players Newcastle could go after to strengthen their midfield
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Wrexham knocked out of Carabao Cup in first game of season: Are more signings needed? Did Imray impress?
The key talking points analysed as Phil Parkinson’s side were defeated by a spectacular finish from Middlesbrough’s Will Lankshear
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What Pep Chavarria will bring to Chelsea: Tenacious energy from an extremely ‘busy’ left-back
The ull-back, who is on track to sign for Chelsea, has a very specific skill set that could make him an able Marc Cucurella replacement
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England and Aston Villa player’s rise from the fourth tier to getting a call from Sarina Wiegman
Kendall has enjoyed a rapid rise, but she says patience has been the key to her reaching the elite and shining for her country
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Football is too powerful to have one king. It’s time to abolish the FIFA presidency
Gianni Infantino seems to exist independently of FIFA rather than as an extension of it, doing with the game whatever he believes is right
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