Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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This Week in Mets: Running the risk of repeating 2009’s lost season
This year’s Mets have a lot in common with the 2009 version. That’s not a good thing.
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‘No one is going to point fingers’ – Pollard on Hardik’s captaincy
“Everyone needs that time and space to go, sit down, recollect, have a fair idea and assessment as to where it went wrong for us,” Pollard says
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Rayudu: Rahul ‘has been fantastic for any team that he has played for’
“He is not good, he is a very good player,” Mark Boucher says after KL Rahul finished IPL 2026 with 593 runs at a strike rate of 174.41
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Cesc Fabregas’ Como qualify for Champions League for first time in club’s history
Como and Roma qualified for the Champions League at the expense of Milan and Juventus, who will both play in the Europa League next season
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A French Open officiating crash-out that said everything about line judges and ELC on clay
French qualifier Pierre-Hugues Herbert’s devastation over an officiating call at Roland Garros exposed a wider, more philosophical problem.
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Giro d’Italia: Vingegaard looks pretty in pink as riders neutralise Sunday’s stage after safety protest
How the race is looking as the riders enjoy the race’s last rest day before a crucial final week
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French Open 2026 live updates: Day 2 latest with Iga Świątek, Ben Shelton and Amanda Anisimova in action today
Follow our live coverage of today’s first-round matches at Roland Garros
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The incredible inside story of Pep Guardiola’s decade at Manchester City
Noel Gallagher and Manchester City players who have experienced life under Pep Guardiola tell the stories of his ten years at the club
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Rahane: ‘When the team is struggling, it is important to show your character’
“For these two guys, this is just the beginning” – Ajinkya Rahane, the KKR captain, praises Kartik Tyagi and Anukul Roy for their performances in IPL 2026
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‘We didn’t seize those moments’ – Badani on DC’s what-could-have-been season
“You need to take care of everyone, but it’s most important to be in a good frame of mind yourself,” Axar Patel says of leading an under-performing side
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