Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Celtics tie NBA record for most made 3s in a game for second time in 2 seasons
The Celtics made 29 3s against the Pelicans, tying a record they had previously tied in a game last season.
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NFL wins collusion grievance, but ruling reveals push to limit guaranteed contracts
The NFLPA filed a grievance in 2022, alleging the NFL encouraged teams to resist free-agent players’ requests for guaranteed contracts.
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Cubs’ Jed Hoyer not second-guessing how team handled Cade Horton: What we’re hearing
Horton, headed to season-ending surgery, was once the organization’s most celebrated pitching prospect in a generation.
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Everything that happened on Day 2 at Augusta National
The good times kept rolling for Rory McIlroy after another brilliant day of his Masters title defense
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Victor Wembanyama clinches eligibility for NBA MVP, other postseason awards
The Spurs’ center is now eligible to be considered for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, All-NBA and the All-Defensive Team.
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Wizards clinch NBA’s worst record, top draft-lottery floor with loss to Heat
The NBA’s three worst teams all have equal odds for the No. 1 pick, but there is still a benefit to winning the race to the bottom.
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Max Plante wins Hobey Baker Award as top player in men’s college hockey
Plante, 20, was the youngest of the three nominees for the Hobey Baker this year.
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McIlroy is all alone through 36 holes, can anyone catch him?
One year after winning his first Masters, McIlroy has a record 6-shot lead and has 36 more holes to add to his lore.
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Red-hot Rory sets Masters record with 6-shot lead
Rory McIlroy closed with six birdies over his last seven holes to finish at 7-under 65 and push his lead to six shots on Friday, the largest at the Masters after 36 holes.
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An epic Masters Saturday is required to even slow down the Rory McIlroy Train
A liberated McIlroy seems like a safe bet to join Nicklaus, Woods and Nick Faldo as the only Masters winners to two-peat.
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