Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The Ducks, now in must-win territory, aren’t worried. In fact, they’re eager
“I think our guys are going to be excited about it,” Ducks coach Joel Quenneville said of his young team having its back against the wall.
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Manchester United fans: Is Michael Carrick the right choice as the club’s next permanent head coach?
Join the debate – are the club right to be seeking to appoint the interim boss as Ruben Amorim’s full-time successor
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England name first Test squad of the summer: Crawley out; Gay, Robinson, Ahmed in
Ollie Pope has also been dropped, while Shoaib Bashir is included.
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Do the Timberwolves need a lineup change after Game 5 drubbing in San Antonio?
Another slow start, lackluster performances by multiple starters and issues with the game plan all contributed to a bad Minnesota loss.
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What could Michal Postava’s emergence mean for Red Wings and Sebastian Cossa?
Postava’s breakout has been the story of the playoffs for the Red Wings’ AHL affiliate. What does it mean for Detroit’s future in goal?
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Could Denver Broncos’ rookie Kage Casey start soon next to his new mentor, Garett Bolles?
Casey, the fourth-round pick out of Boise State, started 41 straight college games at left tackle. He has started his pro career at guard.
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Victor Wembanyama counters Timberwolves’ ‘rage baiting’ with cold-blooded revenge
The Spurs, with an assist from Gregg Popovich, got a melding of ‘Angry Vic’ and ‘Mature Vic’ in Game 5 win.
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Dick Advocaat, 78, returns to Curacao role, will become oldest manager at a World Cup
Advocaat returns to the post three months after stepping down to care for his daughter who was facing health issues.
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Southampton’s Taylor Harwood-Bellis allegedly referenced Luke Ayling’s stammer during play-off decider
Ayling and Harwood-Bellis were involved in a confrontation, leading referee Andy Madley to halt play and speak to both managers.
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World record holder Sabastian Sawe to defend Berlin Marathon title in September
The 31-year-old became the first athlete to break the two-hour marathon barrier in legal conditions last month.
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