Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Red Wings bounce back against Flyers, pull within tiebreaker of wild card: 5 thoughts
Alex DeBrincat has been Detroit’s most consistent forward this spring and delivered again Thursday with two crucial goals.
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What’s the future best and worst case for Egor Chinakhov and Josh Doan?
Sometimes, it just takes a change of scenery to get a player into gear. That’s looking like the case for Chinakhov and Doan.
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Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg was meant for this Final Four moment. His mom made sure of it
“I can hear nobody else in the stadium but her,” said Yaxel Lendeborg of his mother. “It puts me in attack mode, honestly.”
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In just a week, the ABS system has already changed baseball in surprising ways
Players, managers and coaches are drilling down on the best tactics to use with the new ABS system, with surprising early returns.
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Harry Kane out of Bayern Munich’s game at Freiburg, Alphonso Davies set for return
Kompany is confident Kane would return against Real Madrid for the Champions League quarter-final first leg on Tuesday.
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How to watch Cardinals vs. Tigers: TV channel and streaming options for April 3
Find out how to watch the St. Louis Cardinals play the Detroit Tigers, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How to watch Dodgers vs. Nationals: TV channel and streaming options for April 3
Find out how to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers play the Washington Nationals, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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The night Barcelona crowned Alexia Putellas their queen at the new Camp Nou
The Spain midfielder celebrated her 500th Barca appearance by becoming the women’s team’s first scorer at the redeveloped stadium
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Celtics’ Jayson Tatum has swagger back and the rest of the NBA should be worried
Since his return from an Achilles injury, Jayson Tatum has dispelled most of the concerns about how he’d fit in with the Celtics.
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Clay court of many colors: How American tennis gets ready for the real deal at home
The green and red courts at the Charleston Open and U.S. Men’s Clay Championships in Houston are not European clay, but useful still.
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