Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The Spurs are back, plus the unicorn recipe for firing a coach
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! I’m thinking about Chonkers this morning. Coming up: 🤠 Spurs look unstoppable 👀 Escaping the buyout trap 🙏 RIP, Ted Turner We had multiple playoff games again in both the…
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2026 NHL Mock Draft 1.0: Scott Wheeler predicts the entire first round
Starting with Gavin McKenna going No. 1 to Toronto, Scott Wheeler makes picks for all of Round 1 of the 2026 NHL Draft.
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How Chicago Bears plan to maximize rookie speedster Zavion Thomas
The Bears say there was a consensus to draft Thomas. “We all have a vision for how this guy could really help us,” coach Ben Johnson said.
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Canadiens facing real playoff adversity, and Cole Caufield is feeling it the most
Caufield, a 51-goal scorer in the regular season and big chunk of the Canadiens’ offence, remained insignificant in Game 1 against Buffalo.
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Sabres’ Jordan Greenway rewards Lindy Ruff’s faith with game winner in Game 1
Greenway chipped in with a rare goal when the Sabres needed it most, and it wasn’t his only contribution in Wednesday’s win.
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Vivianne Miedema thanks fans for support after Manchester City absence due to family matter
Miedema, 29, explained her absence was due to her mum experiencing serious complications after undergoing chemotherapy to treat cancer.
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Manchester United formally confirm Sir Dave Brailsford departure from club board
According to a filing at Companies House, however, Brailsford’s role as a director was terminated on April 30.
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What a Grand Slam boycott could mean for tennis, from prize money to tickets and the trophy
Stars have discussed the possibility of declining to play the biggest tournaments in tennis for the first time. How would that work?
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How the Commanders returned to D.C.: The wild, unlikely saga of a years-long journey home
Every modern stadium deal is challenging, but few have had the improbable twists and turns that brought the Commanders back to D.C.
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Does John Sterling deserve to be in Monument Park? His contemporaries weigh in
Situated behind center field, the Yankees have honored 37 people in Monument Park, from Hall of Famers to franchise greats to managers.
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