Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints, Answers for March 16 #174

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Links: Sports publication Today offers some fun categories. I laughed in the purple category that confuses certain words with expressions of sports. Read for hints and answers.

Connections: Sports publication is now outside the beta to debut now Super Bowl SundayFebruary. NYT does not appear in the application of games, but now athletics does not appear in its own application. Or you can continue to play online for free.

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Tips for today’s connections: Sports publication groups

Four hints for groups in today’s relationship: Sports Publishing Puzzle is sorted from the easiest yellow group to a harsh (sometimes strange) purple group.

Yellow group clue: Think Mahomes or Brady.

Green group clue: March madness.

Blue group clue: Groups of groups.

Purple group sign: Science in sportial statements.

Answers for today’s relationship: Sports publication groups

Yellow group: Statistics for an qb.

Green group: The first words of the NCAA tournament tours.

Blue group: Baseball “leagues”.

Purple group: Periodic table responds to sports.

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What are today’s relationship: Sports publication responses?

Yellow words in today’s relationship

The subject is statistics for a QB. It is four answers, try, rating, touches and yards.

Green words in today’s relationship

The topic is the first words of the NCAA tournament tours. Four answers are elite, final, first and sweet.

Blue words in today’s relationship

The topic “leagues” are baseball. The four answers are cactus, grapefruit, international and quiet ocean coasts.

Purple words in today’s relationship

The subject responds to periodic table sports. Four answers are gold medals, the lead escaping, mercury and silgger.