Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Fantasy Football Draft Assistant: Player rankings, recommendations and evaluations
Use our new fantasy football draft tool to evaluate the optimal selection to anchor your team in 2026.
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Man City beat K-League All Stars in Korea friendly. Is Reijnders putting himself in the shop window?
Sam Lee analyses the key talking points from the first game of the South Korean leg of Manchester City’s pre-season tour
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Raiders training camp notes: The Tokyo Toe’s full-circle moment, two young WRs emerge
Plus, Nakobe Dean lays concerns to rest and takes control of the defense.
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How can the Oilers get the best out of Jason Dickinson in 2026-27?
Dickinson has a long history of excellent defense. The Oilers need to optimize his usage and linemates to get the best bang for their buck.
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Top fantasy football regression candidates, including Emeka Egbuka and Jonathan Taylor
Dalton Del Don reveals his All-Regression teams — both positive and negative — for fantasy football 2026.
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Suzie Bates takes up domestic contract with Otago after 20 years
The former NZ allrounder is currently part of Sunrisers Leeds’ support staff in the women’s Hundred
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Six players who could make or break Nebraska football’s 2026 season
From a transfer QB to one player at each level of the defense, these are the Cornhuskers’ X-factors.
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Joe Ryan’s latest struggles dampen festive post-deadline mood in Twins clubhouse
Getting Ryan back on track will be critical for the Twins, for whom the recent investments are only the beginning.
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Namibia cricket chair urges Associates to look at ‘bigger picture’ in ODI World Cup restructuring
“If you look at viewership numbers or if you look at popularity for ODI cricket, we don’t really know where it is going,” van Vuuren said at the launch of the 2027 World Cup
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Guardians announce they’re contenders with busiest trade deadline in more than 25 years
Jo Adell and Nathaniel Lowe will provide some punch for a solid team that saw an opportunity in a wide-open American League and seized it.
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