Today’s NYT Connection: Sports Edition Tips, May 12th Answer #231

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Connection: Sports Edition It’s like the whole sports map today. Hopefully you have a little knowledge of a lot of things. Read the tips and answers.

Connected: Sports Edition is currently out of beta and is making its debut Super Bowl SundayFebruary 9th. This is an indication that the game has acquired enough loyal players to the Times-owned subscription-based sports journalism site Athletic has continued to make it public. It does not appear on the NYT gaming app, but is now displayed on Athletic’s own app. Or you can continue playing online for free.

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Today’s Connection Tips: Sports Edition Group

Below are four tips for today’s connection group. Sports Edition puzzles rank from the easiest yellow group to the tough (and sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow Group Tips: The point of the hoop.

Green Group Tips: Ice, ice baby.

Blue Group Tips: Top hitter.

Purple Group Tips:Bone, one.

Answer to today’s connection: Sports Edition Group

Yellow group: How to score in basketball.

Green Group: Hockey rink area.

Blue group: Member of the 3,000 baseball hit club.

Purple group: Something that breaks.

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What is your connection today: Sports Edition answer?

Yellow words for today’s connection

The theme is how to score in basketball. The four answers are 3 pointers, dunks, free throws, and layups.

Green words of today’s connection

The theme is the Hockey Rink area. The four answers are the central ice, creases, neutral zone and penalty box.

Blue words of today’s connection

The theme is members of baseball’s 3,000 hit clubs. The four answers are Beltre, Brock, Musial, and Speaker.

Purple words for today’s connection

The theme is something that breaks. The four answers are huddles, racked pool balls, records and serves.