Today’s contacts: Sports version hints, answers on March 25, 183

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Communications: Sports Edition It includes some strange evidence today. Some of them are not like words – and some are not. Read on to get hints and answers.

Communications: Sports version outside the experimental version now after it appears for the first time Super Ball Sunday On February 9. This is a sign that the game has gained a sufficient number of loyal players, as the sports site based on the Times owners will continue to publish it. It does not appear in the NYT Games app but it now appears in the private ATHLETIC app. Or you can continue to run it for free online.

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Today’s contacts: sports edition groups

Here are four tips for gatherings in Connections: SPORTS EDITION Puzzle, ranked from the easiest group of yellow to a difficult purple (and sometimes strange).

Yellow Group Hint: Look, my friend.

Green Group Hint: Numbers game.

Blue Group Hint: Derek is another one.

Purple Group Hint: Another one lake.

Answers to communications today: Sports edition groups

Yellow Group: Go from a player.

Green Group: Baseol statistics, abbreviation.

Blue Group: The famous Boss.

The purple group: The first four letters of the American Professional League team.

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What are the contacts today: Answers to the sports version?

Yellow words in contacts today

The topic is to move from a player. The four answers are cut, released, trade and waiver.

Green words in contacts today

The topic is baseball, brief statistics. The four answers are AB, BB, OPS and so on.

Blue words in contacts today

The topic is famous. The four answers are Bichette, Jackson, Nix and Ryan.

Purple words in contacts today

The topic is the first four letters of the American Professional League team. The four answers are CAVA, clip, century and rocks.