Immaculate Grid: Hockey
Name NHL players for nine squares, each matching both a franchise and an achievement such as a season milestone, using nine guesses and chasing a low rarity score.
The NHL has a short list of daily games. Two grids ask for a player in each of nine squares, where a franchise meets a career milestone, a position or a trophy, and one of them gives you just nine shots for the nine squares and scores how unusual your picks were.
The others are a player guesser that grades each name on team, position, height and age, a grouping puzzle that hides four sets of four among sixteen players, linked by things like debut club or birth decade, and a multi-sport hub with a hockey edition of its player hunt.
Name NHL players for nine squares, each matching both a franchise and an achievement such as a season milestone, using nine guesses and chasing a low rarity score.
An NHL grid with nine shots for nine squares, each crossing teams, positions or career stats, plus a uniqueness score and Pyramid and Puck Buddies modes.
Name a hockey player for each of nine squares where clues like clubs, trophies and career goals cross, then keep going in overtime once nine guesses are spent.
Hunt down the day's hockey player, each pick graded match, close or miss on team, position, height and age, with eight tries or fifteen in Classic.
Sixteen NHL names hide four groups of four, tied by debut club, trophies, birth decade or games played rather than jersey numbers, with six mistakes allowed.
Pick a league, from NHL and NFL to F1 and UFC, and name its mystery athlete of the day, then move on to grids, drafts and card battles across eight sports.