Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Liverpool have become a set-piece team. And that’s OK
They arrived late to the set-piece party but Liverpool have now become the life and soul of it with nine scored in 2026.
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Eight moments that made Burnley vs Brentford this season’s most chaotic game
Botched kick-offs, own goals and VAR controversy – this seven-goal thriller at Turf Moor had it all. We break it down.
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Do Agha and Shanaka have a future as T20I captains?
Our experts, Urooj Mumtaz and Farveez Maharoof, want change, but can’t spot any real alternatives in either the Pakistan or the Sri Lanka set-up
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Is Craig Berube’s future with the Maple Leafs sealed?
Mired by an abysmal stretch of games, how many of the Leafs’ problems are due to coaching versus talent?
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T206 Honus Wagner card that Joe Garagiola once acquired in a trade sells for $3.5 million
A T206 Wagner sells for the second time in about a week, but an even rarer Michael Jordan card nearly eclipsed it.
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U.S. Olympic men’s, women’s hockey stars joke about ‘Heated Rivalry,’ Trump invite on ‘SNL’
Gold-medalists Jack Hughes, Quinn Hughes, Hilary Knight and Megan Keller appeared on “Saturday Night Live” hosted by actor Connor Storrie.
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Why so many footballers cover their mouths when speaking
With ever-increasing scrutiny about their interactions, players have begun hiding even the most mundane of spoken interactions
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Will football’s law changes really make the sport better?
VAR expansion, offside overhauls and time-wasting crackdowns promise real change. But will it be for the better?
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Jordan Pickford’s wonder save shows why he so important to Everton and England
The goalkeeper’s incredible stoppage-time save ensured that Everton took all three points in their quest for European qualification
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Rayan is already one of the Premier League’s most fearsome attackers
It’s not about Bournemouth discovering Rayan; it’s about them believing in him. They took the plunge — and it looks like they have a bargain
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