Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Why Bears coach Ben Johnson is buying Luther Burden III stock entering Year 2
The Bears have big shoes to fill after trading DJ Moore. They see big things ahead for Burden after a promising end to his rookie year.
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The quiet improvements that have the surprising Chicago White Sox dreaming of the playoffs
The White Sox are ahead of schedule. They know they aren’t a finished product, but can they still slip into a playoff spot now?
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How ‘artist’ Lucas Beckman has emerged as a top goalie prospect for Senators
Beckman, a 2025 fourth-round pick by Ottawa, led Chicoutimi to the Memorial Cup after a midseason trade.
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The SEC could have dunked on the Big Ten, but instead just went even dumber
These are unserious people. Who at some point may actually try to say they were joking all along.
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MLB, MLBPA issue dueling labor proposals, but the end result likely won’t look like either one
The league is proposing a salary cap. The union is saying no chance. And the battle for the hearts and minds of the public is at full roar.
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How the 2024 trade deadline is keeping the Blue Jays afloat
The Jays traded eight veterans for a haul of minor leaguers in 2024. Now, those youngsters are paying dividends.
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What Jaxson Dart needs next in his on-field development: Giants mailbag
Plus, Malik Nabers’ recovery, and the long-term outlooks for some of the Giants’ young offensive linemen, and where Abdul Carter will align.
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Tottenham set to sign Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi on four-year deal
The centre-back has been a central member of Andoni Iraola’s squad this season on their way to Europa League qualification.
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Zimbabwe to host South Africa Women for five-match T20I series in September
This will be South Africa’s first visit to the country and the first-ever T20I series between the two teams
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Rafael Nadal Netflix series “Rafa” offers introspection that sports documentaries can lack
The window into the 22-time Grand Slam champion’s final season is more unsparing than many sports documentaries.
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