New York Times Communications Today: Sports Edition Tips, Answers for December 24, Issue 92

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Communications: Mathematical Edition It was fun today. But oh, that blue category. For fans of a team that never won a Super Bowl (Skol, Vikings!), it felt like that description. The other classes were fun, and I didn’t take them personally. (Although I didn’t know the true meaning of the word “Knickerbocker.”) Read on for hints and answers for today’s Connections: Sports Edition puzzles.

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Tips for today’s connections: Sports Edition kits

Here are four pool hints in today’s Connections: Math Edition puzzle, ranked from the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes weird) purple group.

Yellow group tip: Bills and coins.

Green group tip: Classic baseball field.

Blue group tip: The Vikings are another one.

Purple group tip: Teams with names that describe the indigenous people.

Answers to Today’s Communications: Collections Mathematical Edition

Yellow group: money.

Green group: Fastball.

Blue group: Teams that didn’t win the Super Bowl.

Purple group: Bands whose nicknames are satanic.

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What is Today’s Communications: Sports Edition Answers?

Today’s puzzle had some pictures, so here’s the puzzle grid.

Yellow words in today’s communications

The topic is money. The four answers are bank, bread, currency, and dough.

Green words in today’s communications

The topic is fastball. The four answers are cheese, gas, heat, and hammer.

Blue words in today’s communications

The topic is teams without a Super Bowl win. The four answers are Jaguars, Lions, Panthers, and Titans.

Purple words in today’s communications

The topic is bands whose nicknames are satanic. The four answers are Canadiens, Hoosiers, Knicks, and Texans.