Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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NFL wins collusion grievance, but ruling reveals push to limit guaranteed contracts
The NFLPA filed a grievance in 2022, alleging the NFL encouraged teams to resist free-agent players’ requests for guaranteed contracts.
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Cubs’ Jed Hoyer not second-guessing how team handled Cade Horton: What we’re hearing
Horton, headed to season-ending surgery, was once the organization’s most celebrated pitching prospect in a generation.
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Everything that happened on Day 2 at Augusta National
The good times kept rolling for Rory McIlroy after another brilliant day of his Masters title defense
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Victor Wembanyama clinches eligibility for NBA MVP, other postseason awards
The Spurs’ center is now eligible to be considered for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, All-NBA and the All-Defensive Team.
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Wizards clinch NBA’s worst record, top draft-lottery floor with loss to Heat
The NBA’s three worst teams all have equal odds for the No. 1 pick, but there is still a benefit to winning the race to the bottom.
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Max Plante wins Hobey Baker Award as top player in men’s college hockey
Plante, 20, was the youngest of the three nominees for the Hobey Baker this year.
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McIlroy is all alone through 36 holes, can anyone catch him?
One year after winning his first Masters, McIlroy has a record 6-shot lead and has 36 more holes to add to his lore.
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Red-hot Rory sets Masters record with 6-shot lead
Rory McIlroy closed with six birdies over his last seven holes to finish at 7-under 65 and push his lead to six shots on Friday, the largest at the Masters after 36 holes.
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An epic Masters Saturday is required to even slow down the Rory McIlroy Train
A liberated McIlroy seems like a safe bet to join Nicklaus, Woods and Nick Faldo as the only Masters winners to two-peat.
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Masters: Rory maintains his lead and more best moments from the second round
The first golf major of the year continued Friday as the 90th edition of the Masters Tournament entered its second round.
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