Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Why are SEC coaches still divided on football scheduling? What we heard at media days
What we learned at SEC media days about scheduling debates, transfer portal vs. recruiting, star quarterbacks and more.
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Per Mertesacker to become German Football Federation’s new sporting director
Mertesacker won the World Cup with the national team in 2014 and spent eight years as Arsenal’s academy manager after retiring in 2018.
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A great baseball moment, plus LeBron’s continued delay
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Jurgen Klopp warns he will be ‘gone’ from Germany head coach role if media ‘behave badly’
The 59-year-old suggested the job could be his last, saying he “doesn’t have a career after the national team”.
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How the Red Sox found their ‘identity’ and what it could mean at the trade deadline
Boston played more like a team during their 15-game winning streak. How can they add to the club without messing up a good thing?
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How a ‘nervous’ Joey Votto is prepping for his primetime debut behind the mic
The former Reds star will join NBC/Peacock’s ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ broadcast for the first time this weekend.
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At the trade deadline, the Cubs shouldn’t take Pete Crow-Armstrong’s season for granted
Pete Crow-Armstrong has rapidly developed into a superstar for Chicago.
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Cooperstown quiz: How well do you know your Baseball Hall of Famers?
As three new players are honored in Cooperstown, we see if our readers can identify previous inductees based on the bio on their plaque.
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WNBA All-Star watch guide: What to know about 3-point contest, new Shooting Stars event
WNBA All-Star weekend is here. Shooting Stars zips through the past, present and future, while the 3-point contest brings raining treys.
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After 47 years with the Vikings, an equipment manager gets his Hall of Fame moment
Longtime employee Dennis Ryan was beloved for his behind-the-scenes work, his innovative approach and, perhaps most of all, his coffee.
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