Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Impressions from Rams OTAs: Myles Garrett’s impact and Trent McDuffie’s ceiling
The Rams searched far and wide for a backup quarterback this offseason. These practices have shown why.
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What the PGA Tour’s Australian Open deal means for pro golf’s future
Much like how the PGA Tour co-sanctions the Scottish Open, this plan includes the expectation that the tour will push top players to play.
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Las Vegas is ‘dying for a baseball team.’ Will its locals adopt the A’s?
The A’s are bringing major league baseball to Las Vegas in 2028. Local support is growing, but the team is still putting down roots.
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Reds fall victim to the same issues that have fueled a five-game losing streak
Cincinnati squandered another lead in its latest loss, the 15th time that’s happened this season, on Monday night in San Diego.
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Can England really contemplate replacing Ben Stokes with Harry Brook?
The ECB should ask Joe Root to return as interim leader to try to bring some calm leadership to what has, again, become a very unsteady ship
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‘Never know whose life you’re changing’: USMNT World Cup team can make 1994-like mark
Former U.S. forward Charlie Davies says the 1994 World Cup and USMNT inspired his career
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Just how good is Brendan Sorsby? What opposing coaches think about the controversial QB
Texas Tech went all in on Sorsby in the portal after being shut out in the Playoff, only for a gambling investigation to cloud his future.
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Submit questions for Charlotte Varnes’ Phillies mailbag
What questions do you have about the Phillies? Submit them here.
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FIFA charging fans $79 to have name on big screen before World Cup games
FIFA has listed all 72 group-stage matches at this summer’s tournament and fans can pay $79 (not including tax) to have their name shown.
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A history of sympathetic judges in college court cases
“Now, you’re not just talking about local politics — you’re talking about Big Team U,” said professor David Weber.
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