Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Twins hope veteran relievers pave way for young arms moving to bullpen
The Twins believe the four veteran relievers acquired late in the offseason can be a positive influence on their young arms.
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Pistons had few answers against the Spurs. What does it mean for the playoffs?
San Antonio’s defense swarmed and stifled Cade Cunningham in a pair of wins. Can Detroit learn from it in time for the postseason?
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Red Sox camp standouts: Four under-the-radar players who could make an impact in 2026
A tall journeyman and a familiar face could help Boston on the pitching side, while a newly acquired outfielder can provide speed.
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Real Madrid sanctioned by UEFA after fan performed Nazi salute before Champions League tie
The incident took place before Madrid’s 2-1 win over Benfica and the club opened disciplinary proceedings following the match.
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NHL trade deadline tracker 2026: Live updates, latest rumors and analysis
Follow our live coverage as we close in on today’s NHL trade deadline
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Men’s college basketball weekend guide: UNC-Duke, Michigan St. vs. Michigan, bubble watch
Duke-UNC and MSU-Michigan are the clear headliners, but there’s much more to check out during the final weekend of the regular season.
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Manchester United increase ticket prices for fourth successive season with five per cent rise
Old Trafford prices will be increased by five per cent across all areas for the 2026-27 campaign at an average of £2 per game for adults.
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Diego Pavia’s sister is just a freshman, but college coaches know ‘I’m a baller’
Abby Pavia might be a tad less famous than her big bro. But she’s just just as confident and just as entertaining as Diego.
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Shohei Ohtani mashes early grand slam as Japan opens WBC title defense in style
A crazed stadium full of fans in Tokyo celebrated their countryman giving them exactly what they’d paid for.
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Why are college sports and private equity converging? Here are the best-case scenarios
Private equity cash infusions into college sports come with plenty of much-discussed criticism and skepticism. So what’s the case for it?
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