NYT Connections HINTS! Solve Today's Puzzle Before Time Runs Out!
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The New York Times' Connections game is a daily word puzzle phenomenon, challenging players to find common threads between seemingly disparate words. If you're struggling with today's puzzle, don't worry! We've got you covered with hints and tips to help you conquer the board.
What is Connections?
Connections presents players with 16 words and tasks them with grouping them into four categories of four words each. These categories can be anything from book titles to software, country names, or even sports teams. The challenge lies in identifying the hidden connections, as multiple words may seem to fit together, but only one correct answer exists.
Each incorrect guess counts as a mistake, and players are limited to four mistakes before the game ends. To aid in the process, players can rearrange the board to better visualize potential connections. The categories are also color-coded, with yellow being the easiest, followed by green, blue, and purple.
Today's Connections: Sports Edition Hints
If you're tackling the Sports Edition, here are some hints to get you started:
- Yellow group hint: The bluest skies you'll ever see...
- Green group hint: And now it's pouring.
- Blue group hint: Empire State hoops.
- Purple group hint: QB's CV.
Today's Connections: Sports Edition Answers
Still stumped? Here are the answers:
- Yellow group: Seattle teams (Kraken, Mariners, Reign, Seahawks)
- Green group: Seen during a baseball rain delay (grounds crew, lightning, ponchos, tarp)
- Blue group: Members of the New York Liberty (Ionescu, Laney, Vandersloot, Thornton)
- Purple group: Teams Baker Mayfield has played for (Browns, Panthers, Rams, Buccaneers)
Good luck, and happy connecting!