Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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After a broken collarbone ends his Tour de France, what next for Jonas Vingegaard?
After his sad exit on Sunday the Dane stands at a crossroads. How much does he want to continue chasing?
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Arsenal Transfer DealSheet: What is the plan after Morgan Rogers’ deal to join Chelsea?
After Aston Villa agreed a deal for Morgan Rogers to join Chelsea, we look at Arsenal’s plans
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Gaikwad to lead West Zone in 2026-27 domestic season-opening Duleep Trophy
Shams Mulani to be the team’s vice-captain, while Prithvi Shaw and Musheer Khan have both been included in the squad
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Boland ‘big three’ debate reignites with full set of quicks available
Australia chair of selectors says there has been a discussion about the pecking order but the enormous Test workload ahead means the full depth will be needed
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Benches clear at Yankees-Pirates, with José Caballero’s routine the spark
Caballero’s pre-pitch routine has rankled opposing pitchers — and even some umpires — all year.
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Auctions, expectations and what price loyalty? Life as a T20 franchise cricketer
James Coles and Dani Gibson commanded fees of £390,000 and £190,000 respectively in The Hundred auction, but those sums will bring pressure
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Bart Verbruggen was an unusual signing for Brighton – will he be a usual sale?
Brighton’s data-driven recruitment model is much lauded – but it was not central to the signing of the Dutch goalkeeper…
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Sidelined Mainoo and returning Rashford: What next for Manchester United’s England players?
It may not be 1998 or 2006 when United had to protect players made scapegoats for England’s failures, but there are still question marks
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Yeremy Pino is Crystal Palace’s first World Cup winner. It could be his springboard under Sage
With Pino part of a World Cup-winning squad, there’s confidence within the club that his Premier League best is very much still to come
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Lionel Messi, Argentina and the challenge of moving on from a GOAT
Plenty of teams in multiple sports have had to learn to live without a great player, some with much more success than others
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