Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Just 13 games into 2026, the Astros are seeing a repeat of last year’s woes
Enough available bodies exist to fill the void. Few of them can equal the upside of Hunter Brown or Cristian Javier.
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Blue Jays earn a needed win over the Dodgers, and an early-season exhale
Toronto ends six-game skid. Perhaps more important is how the Blue Jays pulled it off.
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Tyrese Haliburton plays 5-on-5 for first time since Game 7 of NBA Finals
Haliburton’s announcement marks huge progress toward his return and represents a light at the end of a forgettable season’s tunnel.
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Three Nationals takeaways: Pitching woes, roster construction, team philosophy
Wednesday’s 6-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals marked the seventh straight game in which Washington has allowed at least six runs.
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Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz helped off the ice after apparent injury
The domino effect from Stolarz’s injury could be felt throughout the Leafs organization in the final games of the season.
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Sonny Gray adds another strong start, helps Red Sox win back-to-back games
Following Garrett Crochet’s 6 1/3 gem Tuesday, Gray notched a shutout win against the Brewers to win Boston’s first series of the season.
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Bryson: Using 3D printer-made iron at Masters
Bryson DeChambeau confirmed to ESPN that he’ll play the Masters with a 5-iron that he fabricated himself with a 3D printer.
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Prosecutors seek Tiger’s prescription drug records
Prosecutors want the times Tiger Woods’ prescriptions were filled, the number of pills, the dosage amounts and any instructions that accompanied the pills, such as warnings about driving while taking them.
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How Aaron Rai won the Par 3 Contest at Augusta National ahead of Jacob Bridgeman and John Keefer
Aaron Rai became the third English winner of the Masters Par 3 Contest
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Ravens embracing the ‘new energy’ of playing for head coach Jesse Minter
Zay Flowers was among the Baltimore players who showed appreciation for John Harbaugh while expressing their excitement to play for Minter.
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