Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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As a Mets savior, Steve Cohen has been as big a disappointment as his team
Owner’s heart and wallet have been in the right place. But like in finance, a healthy investment in sports does not ensure a healthy return.
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Post-draft NFL Power Rankings: Rams slide but Eagles, Steelers, Lions rise after makeovers
With the draft and free agency complete, NFL teams now look mostly like they will when the season begins in the fall. So, how do they rank?
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Rafael Jódar’s tennis rise and the teenage kicks of a new template for Spain in the sport
Jódar, 19, crowds and blasts his way past opponents with tactics that subvert his national archetype — and his most famous tennis namesake.
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Bangladesh target series win in rainy Chattogram
If Latham fails to recover from injury in time, Kelly will captain NZ once again
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Formula 1 fan survey: Your thoughts on the new regulations, and the sport’s future
We want your take on the 2026 cars, the quality of racing so far, how well you understand the new rules and where we go from here.
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Early 2027 NFL mock draft: Arch Manning, Dante Moore top potentially elite QB class
“Just wait until the 2027 draft class.” Well, with the ’26 draft completed, we can turn our attention to that highly talented group.
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Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani to again pitch but not hit in Tuesday’s start
The four-time MVP’s usage is one of the most intriguing plot lines for the reigning back-to-back World Series champions.
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Padres closer Mason Miller’s scoreless streak ends after controversial call
“It stopped rolling, and I thought it was foul,” Ty France told reporters after the Padres’ 9-7 win, “but they said otherwise.”
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2026 NBA playoffs first-round series odds: Celtics, Spurs favored for close-out wins
The better seeds opened as favorites in all but one first-round series. The Rockets against the injured Lakers were the only exception.
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Man Utd have tried and tested ways of winning. They won’t be able to rely on them next season
Manchester United beat Brentford on Monday night, relying on a number of their preferred ways of winning
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