Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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SA20: Sunrisers Eastern Cape sign Mitch Marsh; Joburg leave out du Plessis, Tahir
Notable absentees from this year’s retention and pre-signing list include former South African captain Faf du Plessis, Rassie van der Dussen, Imran Tahir, Kieron Pollard and Trent Boult
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On playoff-like night at Wrigley, Tarik Skubal was just mortal enough for a Cubs W
Chicago fans had plenty to cheer, especially when the Cubs broke through in the sixth against Skubal in his Dodgers debut.
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The Texans have the pieces; can C.J. Stroud finally get Houston over the hump?
Stroud doesn’t need to carry the Texans — the defense can do that. Houston just needs precision and sound decision-making from its QB.
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Aiden Markram to miss remainder of the Hundred due to personal reasons
Jos Buttler will take over the Manchester Super Giants captaincy for rest of season
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What I learned in Green Bay: Tucker Kraft’s ‘thermostat’ mentality, a new defensive scheme and more
The Packers have the kind of math-changing talent that can take a team from very good to great, once they get back on the field.
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Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir to join Celta Vigo on season-long loan
The move comes after United agreed the sale of fellow goalkeeper Radek Vitek to Middlesbrough.
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What MLB’s wild trade deadline revealed: 7 takeaways, including the Dodgers’ biggest threat
Here’s what we learned from a one-of-a-kind trade deadline, with invaluable perspective from current and former team executives.
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2026 NBA offseason rankings: Where do the Spurs, Celtics, Lakers fall?
The teams in the middle 10 have been active since their seasons ended, aggressively looking to address shortcomings. That goes a long way.
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How U.S. Soccer wants to ‘challenge’ and rebuild America’s youth soccer system
U.S. Soccer is keenly aware of the discussion surrounding pay to play and youth development. Here’s what the federation is doing about it
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What to expect if the Protect College Sports Act passes
Hurdles remain in the House of Representatives after the Senate recess, but the possibility of passing something is closer ever.
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