Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Blackhawks’ Connor Bedard on captaincy, new contract and patience level with losing
After his third NHL season, Bedard is now more sure of himself on and off the ice than he’s ever been.
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Oklahoma LB Owen Heinecke granted extra year of eligibility as court rules against NCAA
Heinecke, who earned second-team All-SEC honors, was projected as a potential late-round NFL Draft pick this month.
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Arizona State assistant strength coach and former Sun Devils player dies at 29
Steven Miller, who suffered a medical incident on April 7 and returned to the practice field a week later, died Wednesday.
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Commanders will ‘more likely than not’ stay and pick at No. 7 in draft, GM says
His team is picking in the top 10 for the second time in three years, and GM Adam Peters said the Commanders will likely pick at their slot.
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Behdad Eghbali’s message to Chelsea fans: ‘We care … we’re committed’
A number of Chelsea fans are set to protest against the club’s ownership before Saturday’s Premier League game against Manchester United.
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LIV Golf stream goes down mid-tournament amid rumored financial trouble
Thursday’s broadcast problems come as LIV faces reports that its Saudi backers may pull funding from the league.
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What Auston Matthews wouldn’t say about his future with the Maple Leafs
“I can’t predict the future,” Matthews said when asked to clarify where he stood with the Leafs with two years left on his contract.
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Nottingham Forest 1 Porto 0 (2-1 agg) – Forest into Europa League semis; Aston Villa up next
Paul Taylor breaks down the main talking points from Nottingham Forest’s 1-0 win over Aston Villa in the Europa League quarter-finals
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Aston Villa 4 Bologna 0 (Agg: 7-1): Watkins brings up his century as Forest await in semi-final
Unai Emery’s side strolled beyond the Italians and into an all-Premier League semi-final against Midlands rivals Nottingham Forest
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What we learned about Broncos’ draft plans from Sean Payton, George Paton
General manager George Paton said the team has narrowed in on half a dozen prospects who could be available with their first pick at No. 62
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