Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Artemi Panarin reflects on end of Rangers tenure, what went wrong and more
“Felt pretty sad in the beginning but also explained to myself why it’s better,” Panarin said, who is now with the Kings.
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Running back Emanuel Wilson agrees to free-agent deal with Seahawks: Source
Wilson, who started two games in three seasons with the Packers, fills a need for the Seahawks, who lost Kenneth Walker III in free agency.
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Mondo Duplantis breaks pole vault world record for 15th time
Duplantis beat the previous world best — set at September’s World Championships — by a single centimetre.
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What to do with 76ers in fantasy basketball, plus Jayson Tatum’s return and more
Tatum and Murray are back! Get the latest on their returns and find the best waiver wire targets ahead of the playoffs.
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49ers DE Bryce Huff retires at 27 after 6 NFL seasons
“I know I’m capable of giving the world more than just football,” Huff said, reading from a statement.
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The Patriots’ pursuit of A.J. Brown and Maxx Crosby, and news on their free-agent signings
Eliot Wolf isn’t buying the idea that Tom Brady wouldn’t have allowed a Crosby trade to the Pats. But could they still go after Brown?
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Mark DeRosa: ‘Well aware’ of tiebreaker scenarios before Team USA loss to Team Italy
DeRosa tried to clarify his comments and decisions before a loss that put Team USA in danger of exiting the World Baseball Classic early.
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49ers reunite with Dre Greenlaw, add linebacker on 1-year, $7.5 million deal
Greenlaw was limited by injury and suspension to just eight regular-season games last season in Denver.
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The Hundred 2026: Lavish bids, high stakes and a seven-hour auction as cricketers go under the hammer
The signing of Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed by Sunrisers Leeds, owned by the Indian Sun Group, was the highlight of The Hundred’s first auction
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NWSL doubled in size over the last decade. The 2026 season will be a pivotal ‘next chapter’
With salary cap talk and continued expansion, will NWSL’s next chapter be propelled or stymied by its own ambitions?
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