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Here are four pool hints in today’s Connections: Sports Edition puzzles, ranked from the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes weird) purple group.
Yellow group tip:Oh!
Green group tip: prohibition or protection.
Blue group tip: Not Mark, Luke, or John.
Purple group hint: Birmingham Stallions.
Answers to Today’s Communications: Collections Mathematical Edition
Yellow group: Actions of wounding.
Green group:defends.
Blue group: Baseball mats.
Purple group:Teams in the original USFL.
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What is Today’s Communications: Sports Edition Answers?
NYT Connections Puzzle: Mathematical Edition Completed December 16, 2025.
Yellow words in today’s communications
The subject is acts of injury. The four answers are fracture, tension, and rupture.
Green words in today’s communications
The topic is defended. The four answers are blankets, covers, guards, and signs.
Blue words in today’s communications
The theme is Baseball Mats. The four answers are Carpenter, Chapman, Holliday and Olson.
Purple words in today’s communications
The theme is the difference in the original USFL. The four answers are Bandits, Express, Generals and Wrangler.
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