Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Why major college football wouldn’t feel much pain from an NFL officiating work stoppage
The expectation has long been that the NFL would use lower-division college or retired officials, as it did during the 2012 referee lockout.
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Mets dig an even deeper hole with a bumbling homestand
“It’s not early anymore,” Carlos Mendoza said. “We have to turn this thing around. … There are no other choices here.”
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Can LIV Golf work without the Saudi billions? Sports investors predict a ‘free fall’
The inner workings of LIV Golf’s business model are a lot bleaker than what the league is boasting publicly.
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Nottingham Forest 1 Aston Villa 0 – Why did Digne put his arm up? How good was Martinez’s save?
Nottingham Forest have beaten Aston Villa 1-0 in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final
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Spire owner responds to Joe Gibbs Racing lawsuit claims: ‘They want to hurt us’
“The process is the punishment — at least it is to Spire,” Dickerson said of JGR’s ongoing lawsuit against his team, Spire Motorsports.
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Gianni Infantino to run for FIFA re-election with broad support from multiple confederations
Infantino became FIFA president in 2016 and was re-elected unopposed in 2019 and 2023.
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Mat Ishbia after Suns’ playoff exit: ‘I’ll ride into a fire with Devin Booker’
The Phoenix Suns owner says his team will “win a championship with Devin Booker.”
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Fantasy baseball bullpen report featuring Jacob Latz, Ben Brown and others
Greg Jewett weighs in on Jacob Latz taking on closer duties in Texas, Juan Morillo continuing to break out in Arizona and more.
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Media-rights revenue for men’s UEFA club competitions set to surge past $5bn
UC3, which manages the rights to the competitions, announced deals for 19 more countries and territories in the Americas and Europe.
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Edge Lukas Van Ness has fifth-year option picked up by Green Bay Packers: Source
Van Ness will be leaned on to produce while the team awaits the return of Micah Parsons.
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