Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Adley Rutschman deal showcases the opposite approaches of rival AL East execs
In the deal, the Orioles’ Mike Elias abandoned today to play for tomorrow. Boston’s Craig Breslow abandoned tomorrow to play for today.
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U.S. cities chasing FIFA over millions of dollars owed after hosting World Cup games
FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced last year that host cities for the 2025 Club World Cup would receive $1m.
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Patriots training camp: Thoughts on the team’s 44 offensive players after one week
Drake Maye has looked great, but what about the rest of the offense? We break down each of the Pats’ 44 players on that side of the ball.
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Phillies realign the infield and outfield in risky trade deadline swing to spark something
When Luis Arraez joins the Phillies, they will attempt a risky gambit that will require three regulars to change positions midseason.
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Aston Villa considering Matteo Ruggeri among left-back options
The Italian, 24, joined Atletico Madrid from Atalanta last summer, signing a five-year deal.
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The Knicks need to fill their roster. What will they do with their 14th spot?
Optionality has been a big emphasis under the Leon Rose regime, and the reigning NBA champions are continuing to lean into that.
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For Yankees’ trade deadline not to be a failure, so many things must go right
For this to go right, the Yankees pretty much have to be on the money on five key bets. Should they have taken more swings at the deadline?
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In Kevin Gausman, Cubs finally get their ‘white whale’ at trade deadline
The Cubs chased Kevin Gausman for years. On Monday, they finally got him, along with two more trades to bolster the rotation.
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Aston Villa’s appeal to register Brian Madjo accepted by CAS
The new ruling means Madjo can play in the club’s matches and soon make his first competitive appearances for Villa.
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College football 2026 Hope-O-Meter survey: How optimistic are you about your team?
Tell us how you’re feeling about your team’s chances this season in our annual survey.
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