Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Soler, Lopez trade haymakers, ejected in brawl
Angels DH Jorge Soler charged the mound after Braves starter Reynaldo Lopez threw a high inside pitch, as both players threw punches amid a bench-clearing brawl in the fifth inning of Tuesday’s game.
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Milestone night for the Wild sets stage for pivotal division clash: Takeaways
Marcus Johansson scored his 200th goal and Jesper Wallstedt got his 17th win to set a rookie record against the Kraken.
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The imprisonment of Imran Khan: ‘It’s hard to know, in the dark hours, what he’s going through’
The charismatic cricketer turned politician was imprisoned in Rawalpindi in 2023 and now has only sporadic contact with his family
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Dodgers’ Alex Vesia gets his emotional moment during World Series rematch
Vesia took the mound while wearing a glove that had Sterling Sol’s name and birthday stitched into it, a continued reminder.
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Hansi Flick, the father figure to Barcelona’s young stars
The 61-year-old German coach has had great success helping lead Barcelona’s young players since his Mary 2024 appointment
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‘They were the worst minutes in my life’: Jamie Mitchell on humiliation rituals and why football must do better
Motivated by his experiences, Mitchell wants to help new generations of academy players navigate the challenges of finding another career
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How each Premier League goalkeeper deals with crosses and corners
Matt Pyzdrowski identifies and analyses the high-ball claimers, the punchers and the goal-line protectors
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Arsenal were at risk of losing their way. In Lisbon they rediscovered their identity
After successive defeats Mikel Arteta demanded a response of conviction from his team. In defeating Sporting they provided it.
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Angels’ Jorge Soler, Braves’ Reynaldo López exchange haymakers in brawl
Soler and López were ejected from the game following the benches-clearing fiasco.
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Why Everton want to keep Jack Grealish – and why they’re hopeful it could happen
The forward, on loan from Man City, is spending his rehab at Everton after injuring his foot in January. What does his future hold?
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