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Today’s “Mr. Meeting” minutes I see Links: Sports publicationI knew that mascot names should be a category. Although you never know – Anaqram for anything, this puzzle manufacturers can challenge players. Read for hints and answers.
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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: There is no goal for you!
Green group light: Think of Walter Payton.
The blue group sign: Team symbols.
Purple group clue: The same sound as football names.
Answers for today’s relationship: Sports publication groups
Yellow group: Prevent a goal.
Green group: Stats for the run.
Blue group: MLB mascots.
Purple group: Homophones of NFL head coaches.
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What are today’s relationship: Sports publication responses?
Completed NYT Connections: Sports Edition Puzzle for May 7, 2025, # 226.
Yellow words in today’s relationship
The subject prevents a goal. The four answers are block, parry, saving and stopping.
Green words in today’s relationship
The subject is statistics for the run. Four answers, try, touchdowns and yards.
Blue words in today’s relationship
The subject is MLB mascots. Four answers Blooper, Mr. Meeting, Orbit and Wally.
Purple words in today’s relationship
The subject is the homophones of NFL head coaches. Four answers, Todd Bowles, Pete Carroll, Andy Reid and Zac Taylor are rough, carols, carols, reading and tailor.
