Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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MLB trade deadline grades for all 30 teams: Dodgers, Tigers, Red Sox earn high marks
Seventeen teams were buyers. Two teams bought and sold. Eleven teams were sellers. How do their report cards look after the deadline?
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Inside the Golden State Valkyries’ billion-dollar success that’s setting a new WNBA bar
From anticipating player demands to creating a loyal fan base, the Valkyries are setting a new WNBA standard.
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Larry Fitzgerald’s Hall of Fame moment was always going to be emotional. Then he lost his father
A sports journalist, Larry Fitzgerald Sr. died in June at age 71. On Saturday, his son will enter the Hall of Fame with him there in spirit.
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Novak Djokovic’s secret codes to tennis greatness: Book excerpt from ‘The Cruelest Game’ by Matt Futterman
How one of its greatest champions navigates the sport that drives its stars to distraction.
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F1 midseason grades for all 11 teams: One A and one F, but plenty just scraping by
The top team doesn’t get the top mark at F1’s half-way point in 2026 – and many squads are lucky to pass the class at all
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Spinners, Zafar hand Pakistan a consolation win
Sri Lanka lost all six wickets to spin, and their spinners couldn’t sustain enough pressure defending 113 in Dambulla
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The spectacular rise of Paula Blasi, cycling’s prodigious talent: ‘I enjoy the suffering’
After three of the nine stages at the Tour de France Femmes, the 23-year-old is wearing the white jersey as best youth rider.
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How to watch the women’s National Bank Open presented by Rogers: Streaming options for the Round of 64
Find out how to watch the women’s National Bank Open presented by Rogers, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Mateo Kovacic says he is staying at Manchester City: ‘The club counts on me’
The Croatia midfielder, 32, has one year left on his current deal with City but is happy under new head coach Enzo Maresca.
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The Padres didn’t go big at the trade deadline. Not selling at all was its own bet
The Padres have 49 games left to justify A.J. Preller’s latest calculated risk: “We’re trying to win championships.”
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