Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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2026 NHL Draft ranking: Gavin McKenna, Ivar Stenberg lead Wheeler’s May top 64
McKenna and Stenberg remain Wheeler’s top two prospects, which has been the case on all of his lists for this class.
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Cowboys rookie minicamp: Caleb Downs stands out for reasons beyond his No. 18 jersey
“The way he moves in the individual periods, it’s very impressive,” Brian Schottenheimer said of the former Alabama and Ohio State standout.
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Diego Pavia getting an opportunity to show the Ravens what he can do
Plus, more on rookie Vega Ioane possibly switching to the right side of the O-line and Baltimore still having a need to fill at center.
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How Kazuma Okamoto’s power alters the Blue Jays’ lineup, and other notes
Plus, updates on Tyler Heineman’s slump and George Springer’s ailing big toe.
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Paul Seixas to race 2026 Tour de France: How will teenager fare on his Grand Tour debut?
France has not produced a Tour de France champion for 41 years.
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Steelers mailbag: Did Omar Khan botch Pittsburgh’s first-round pick?
Plus, an Aaron Rodgers power play, a Drew Allar plan and what a Joey Porter Jr. extension could look like.
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For every superstar MLB hitter, there’s that one pitcher who gives them fits: ‘He owns me’
Though they may like to forget, the hitters always know the history. “Both parties are aware,” said Athletics slugger Brent Rooker.
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The Toronto Raptors got exactly what they needed from the playoffs — clarity
Rookie Collin Murray-Boyles was a revelation this season, giving the Raptors another player to build around along with Scottie Barnes.
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Electronic line calling on clay still confuses tennis players and fans. But is it the issue?
At the Madrid Open, players continued to rely on ball marks to argue with electronic line calling. Tennis needs to find a solution.
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Big changes coming in Orlando? For Magic, everything’s on table after a playoff collapse
Injuries, roster construction and blowing a big Game 6 lead led to another quick playoff exit for the Magic. “It’s a terrible feeling.”
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