Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Matas Buzelis is distraught over Bulls’ longest losing streak since 2019
The second-year forward’s normally unwavering confidence has been shaken by Chicago’s roster overhaul and 10-game skid.
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Jammu & Kashmir eye big lead despite Mayank Agarwal ton
On a surface that hardly showed signs of breaking up just yet, Nabi’s accuracy cracked the game open to turn the finale decisively towards J&K
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Why was Lloyd Kelly’s Champions League yellow card controversially upgraded to a red?
The Juventus defender’s dismissal against Galatasaray was curious
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Cubs roster projection 2.0: New developments one month from Opening Day
So many things can happen between now and Opening Day, especially when several of Chicago’s best players will be competing in the WBC.
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What a March CBA deal would mean for WNBA free agency, expansion and the draft
Expect a chaotic spring in the WNBA if a CBA deal is reached.
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Ausar Thompson is the Pistons’ floor-raising, defensive dynamo
Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren are Detroit’s two best players. But Thompson showed against the Thunder why he’s the biggest X-factor.
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Olympic hero Jack Hughes reflects on Team USA experience, criticism and the Devils
During a pregame ceremony in his honor and then again after Wednesday night’s Devils loss to the Buffalo Sabres, Hughes opened up.
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Red Bull CEO calls Jurgen Klopp departure rumours ‘complete nonsense’
The former Liverpool head coach has been Red Bull’s global head of soccer since January 2025.
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Jaylen Brown likes where the Celtics are as a team despite loss to Nuggets
Boston ran out of gas in the second half of its last game on a swing through the West. But its top two players are hardly discouraged.
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NZ coach Walter banks on his side’s ‘great’ problem-solving ability
Despite taking the least wickets in this tournament, he is not worried as long as they are restricting teams
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