Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Kings’ Quinton Byfield remains an enigma — but he’s also playing at his now
Byfield’s long-term future remains in question, but with the Kings fighting for the playoffs, he’s been driving them.
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Lamine Yamal speaks out against Spain fans’ ‘ignorant and racist’ chanting: ‘I am a Muslim’
An anti-Muslim chant was heard several times during Spain’s goalless draw with Egypt in Catalonia on Tuesday.
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What we’ve learned about Shedeur Sanders, Deshaun Watson and Browns’ QB situation
A look at where things stand at QB after hearing from team owner Jimmy Haslam, GM Andrew Berry and coach Todd Monken at the league meeting.
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What went wrong for the Vancouver Canucks? 4 paths of potential organizational decisions
There are four obvious paths available to Canucks ownership in deciding how to move forward.
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How much will Shohei Ohtani pitch? The Dodgers will be conservative for now
It won’t be unusual for Ohtani to see between six and seven days between starts through April. In the Dodgers’ eyes, it’d be ideal.
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Party atmosphere does little to give USMNT home advantage, unlike for Mexico
Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca gives the kind of home advantage the USMNT must crave
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Can Darnell Nurse and Connor Murphy be a shutdown tandem for Edmonton Oilers?
Darnell Nurse is playing a more physical, rambunctious game, alongside deadline arrival Connor Murphy.
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An offseason malaise around Nebraska football? Only wins — not talk — will lift it
Nebraska football kept a low profile in the spring. Fans who have seen offseason hype fizzle just want to see wins, anyway.
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Why the Chicago Bears view Coby Bryant as a tone-setter for a defense in flux
Bears coaches will be “hyper-alert” for any signs of complacency or entitlement when the offseason program begins.
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Why some MLB teams are willing to offer long-term deals to unproven top prospects
The Mariners signed infielder Colt Emerson to an eight-year, $95 million extension and he hasn’t made his MLB debut yet.
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