Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Hugo González makes impressive strides as Celtics’ summer league wraps up
Hugo González has shown impressive strides during summer league. Are they enough for him to stick in Boston’s rotation?
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Five Mike Babcock questions as he prepares to coach the Edmonton Oilers
Babcock will bring discipline, intensity, structure and plenty of newsworthy stories throughout the season.
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Why the Giants believe Rafael Devers and Bryce Eldridge could work together
The Giants are paying Rafael Devers to slug, and he has been doing just that since the arrival of Bryce Eldridge.
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How the Connor Hellebuyck decision will re-set the Jets’ Cup contention window
The Jets head toward the season with a franchise-defining problem still to solve.
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Pau Cubarsi, the World Cup’s best youngster who plays like a veteran but looks like an angel
The 19-year-old defender was a key reason why Spain lifted the trophy in New Jersey. This is the story of his unassuming rise to the top
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What I’m hearing about the Dodgers at the trade deadline: Ohtani’s injury, Snell’s return and LA’s approach
Similar to last year’s deadline, the Dodgers will look to improve on the margins but avoid big splashes that could harm the club’s depth.
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Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg wins Summer League MVP — and keeps turning heads
During his first month as a pro, Lendeborg has quickly shown why the Warriors have so much hope he’ll be able to immediately contribute.
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Warde Manuel out as Michigan athletic director; culture review finds ‘serious concerns’
Warde Manuel’s tenure as AD at Michigan is ending after a tumultuous run that also included football and men’s basketball national titles.
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What I’m hearing about the Lakers: Jonathan Kuminga, roster overhaul and two-way drama
The Lakers have made several roster moves since the end of the postseason. The consensus is that more moves could be on deck.
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Rudi Garcia leaves Belgium role after World Cup run to quarter-final stage
The 62-year-old oversaw World Cup knockout-stage victory over Senegal and then the U.S., but Belgium fell 2-1 to Spain in the last-eight.
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