Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Inside NBA Sneaker Culture: Why some players burn through 60 pairs a season and Jarrett Allen won’t
The shoes players wear are a huge part of the NBA. How many shoes, which style and what happens to them after they’re done is all personal.
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How Spurs convinced Roberto De Zerbi to become their head coach and how close they came to Marco Silva
Spurs wanted to make De Zerbi their manager when they sacked Thomas Frank in February, but have only now been able to seal the deal
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Amelia Kerr hits 139-ball 179* as New Zealand pull off record chase to level series
The match had a total of 696 runs in 99.4 overs, and when New Zealand got past South Africa’s 346, it became the highest successful run chase in women’s ODI history
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Iraq 2 Bolivia 1: World Cup play-off winners reach first finals in 40 years – The Briefing
Iraq became the 48th and final team to book their place at the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico
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Tom Dundon’s first day as Trail Blazers owner: ‘I can’t handle losing’
Dundon says the Blazers will get better with him as owner. “It’s going to happen. It always happens when I show up.”
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World Cup 2026 – Groups, bracket and predictions with all 48 teams confirmed
Could holders Argentina be a letdown? Does 41-year-old Ronaldo have a real shot at the Golden Boot? And who are our writers backing to win?
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What we heard at the 2026 annual league meeting: Last-minute buzz from more than 25 NFL teams
Annual NFL owners meeting wrapped up Tuesday, and 30 of our reporters shared all the buzz from Phoenix.
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18-game regular season? Mixed reaction by NFL owners, coaches
Colts, Chiefs, Browns and Patriots owners among those talking about feasibility of expanding schedule.
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At 50 wins, this version of the Lakers feels different — and better than last spring’s
Like last season, the Lakers have reached 50 wins. This time around, are they built to last?
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Pochettino gives blunt assessment of whether USA has any world top 100 players
The USMNT coach oddly undercut his players when discussing defeat to a second straight European power
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