Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Rockets have ideas for winning Game 2, even if Kevin Durant can’t play again
Houston must improve its spacing and shooting and get a better game from Alperen Şengün against the Lakers. Getting KD back would help too.
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Michigan has had high highs and low lows. So how should AD Warde Manuel’s tenure be viewed?
Said Manuel recently: “You can’t do what we’ve done if people want to say you have a bad culture.”
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Taking stock of the Yankees and Red Sox as they renew their rivalry
Most immediate worry, what’s going well, and biggest surprise: Our beat writers break down three storylines to watch for each team.
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Browns NFL Draft big board: Looking at potential options on all 3 days
We dive into the players Cleveland could consider taking on all three days when the NFL Draft begins on April 23.
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Before Tim Hardaway Jr. found ‘perfect fit’ with Nuggets, he had to embrace his mistakes
The Sixth Man contender is flourishing in Denver and sees himself as a testament to humility, perseverance and vulnerability.
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The referee exiled from a Premier League club. Plus: Football’s most feared injury
Stuart Attwell has not taken charge of a Nottingham Forest game since 2024
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How Elly De La Cruz crushing lefties is making it even harder for opposing managers
De La Cruz has a 1.099 OPS as a right-handed hitter entering Tuesday and .738 as a left-handed hitter.
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Playoff thrillers in both NHL and NBA, plus the most interesting man in sports
The Pulse Newsletter 📣 | This is The Athletic’s daily sports newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Pulse directly in your inbox. Good morning! Find your niche today. Coming up: 🏒 2OT thriller 🏀 Knicks choke away Game 2 🤓 Sports’ most interesting man? We had another bevy of great playoff games last night.…
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Ranking Eric DeCosta’s 7 draft classes as Ravens’ general manager
We rank DeCosta’s draft classes from best to worst since he became Baltimore’s general manager in 2019.
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Grand Slams respond to tennis stars’ privacy concerns after Australian Open complaints
The French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open have detailed measures designed to placate players at their 2026 editions.
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