Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Xabi Alonso backs Morgan Rogers to make an ‘instant impact’ at Chelsea
Chelsea manager believes Rogers and Maxence Lacroix, who is to join from Crystal Palace, will add quality and maturity to his options
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How Sussex are helping plug cricket’s state-school talent drain
The Breaking Boundaries initiative has seen four cricketing hubs set up across Sussex to offer state-school children the chance to play
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Manchester United’s greatest players: No 11, Peter Schmeichel
Andy Mitten is counting down his top 25 players in the club’s history. In 11th is a giant Danish goalkeeper who was key to Sir Alex Ferguson
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No Haaland or Rodri, but Manchester City’s will have plenty of big names on their Asian tour
While the World Cup will impact City’s squad, only those that reached the latter stages will miss the trip to Hong Kong and South Korea
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Why Arsenal need a player like Vinicius Junior
Should Arsenal pursue a deal for the Brazil forward, it would represent a huge signing for the champions – and the Premier League
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Aston Villa, the Premier League’s best sellers – and why they have to be
Even if this summer will show the largest transformation of Emery’s squad since he arrived in October 2022, selling is nothing new
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U.S. rugby needs more players. The answer could lie in basketball
Skill sets such as handling, dexterity and passing have made basketball fertile territory for U.S. rugby talent scouts
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for July 27, 2026, puzzle No. 672
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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FIFA’s Gianni Infantino lashes out at critics for ‘spreading hate’ in wake of World Cup
Infantino said in an Instagram post that critics of his leadership should “meditate, pray or watch a football match.”
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Dana Brown doubles down: Astros ‘anticipate’ buying at trade deadline
The Houston GM called reaching the postseason “the end all, be all.” Expect him to operate with that mindset as the deadline approaches.
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