Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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LeBron James commuting to Philly? Why a helicopter ride from New York is tricky
If James decides against living in Philadelphia and chooses a home in New York, what would those travels look like?
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What Phillies pitcher Andrew Painter is working on after demotion to Triple A
Away from the spotlight of the majors, Painter is working to improve in many areas. Here’s what he’s doing and what his coaches have seen.
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How Dolphins plan to compete despite biggest dead-cap hit in NFL history
The Dolphins have more cap space allocated to players no longer on their roster than most teams are spending on entire sides of the ball.
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What is ring chasing, and is that what LeBron James is doing in Philadelphia?
Some fans have criticized LeBron picking Philly as “ring chasing.” But is that objectively a bad thing?
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Newcastle expecting to have Matthias Jaissle leading team for Spain camp
The Athletic reported on Thursday that Eddie Howe was set to leave his position as Newcastle head coach after nearly five years at the club.
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What we’re hearing about the Tigers, Red Sox and more ahead of the MLB trade deadline
As Tarik Skubal trade talk increases, the Tigers are set to promote top prospect Max Clark to the major-league roster.
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The 10 wildest MLB games of July, from Orioles-Tigers to minor-league madness
The Orioles and Tigers provided plenty of Weird and Wild fodder when the teams met this week — and it wasn’t just the scampering squirrel!
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A push-up sushi pop? White Sox introduce ‘The Muneshot’ to fete their international star
The innovative snack comes in two varieties: California Crunch and Shrimp Tempura Roll.
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Kevin Stefanski’s task with the Falcons is tall. Those who know him say he’s built for it
Stefanski takes over one of the NFL’s most challenging jobs this season. After six seasons with the Browns, it’s not an unfamiliar role.
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Craig Tiley, the new head of U.S. tennis, and an undefeated college season in Illinois
Craig Tiley’s transformation of the University of Illinois men’s tennis program has stuck with the players that won titles there.
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