Baseball Name Chain
Chain baseball players whose first and last names connect by letter, with daily modes for a perfect nine-name run and a path between two given players.
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Chain baseball players whose first and last names connect by letter, with daily modes for a perfect nine-name run and a path between two given players.
Three football modes: identify a top-five-league club from seven clue categories, a blurred legend in ten tries, and put five events in date order.
Five sports trivia questions with 20 seconds each, where any right answer is a hit but rarer ones travel farther, from a single up to a 450-foot moonshot.
Split sixteen MLB players into four secret sets of four, linked by things like where they debuted, clubs, era or surnames, with six mistakes to spare.
Identify a soccer player by comparing each pick's club, league, position, height, nationality and age, with eight tries in Wordle mode or fifteen in Classic.
Find four hidden sets of four among sixteen soccer players, grouped by countries, clubs, tournaments or eras, before you make six mistakes.
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.
Draw one random real footballer a day from any era, then see how rare each fact on record is, from birthdays to clubs and awards, building a collection.
Split sixteen golfers into four secret sets of four, tied together by facts like country, college, birth decade, majors or tour wins, with six mistakes to spare.
Several Formula 1 puzzles side by side: identify a driver and a track, fill a grid, spot a driver in a pixelated photo, name a shared teammate and group drivers.
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.
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.
Find the hidden MLB player with each guess graded on his position, team, division, age, height and years in the league; Wordle mode gives eight tries, Classic 15.
Nine squares, each needing a baseball player who meets two crossing conditions, like a Cy Young winner born in the 1970s or a Hall of Famer who played for Cleveland.
Work out an NBA team from one era as its players appear with stat lines, least famous first and one more per miss, giving its city within six guesses.
Fill a three-by-three soccer grid using players who match both crossing clues, such as a Brazilian who won the Pichichi Trophy or a Copa America winner from the 1990s.
Pin an NFL roster to its franchise and era from players' stat lines, revealed one per miss from obscure to star, with six tries at the city.
Assemble a custom basketball star by drafting 13 skills like shooting, playmaking and defense from different greats, then run an 82-game season to test the build.
Former players of a football club appear one by one, up to ten, each with the appearances and goals they made there, until you can name the club.
Hunt for the NFL player using college, position, team and division, plus birth year and Super Bowl rings, with arrows on numbers and extra emoji and image rounds.
Track down a soccer player as each guess is checked for club and league, nationality, position, age and World Cup count, with arrows for higher or lower.
Pick the hidden NBA player by narrowing down his team and conference, position, home country, height, age and championship rings with every try.
Name the UFC fighter of the day by comparing each guess's weight division, country, fighting style, title count, height and when they were born.
Twelve NBA questions in four quarters, each answered by picking one of five players on the floor before the 10-second clock expires.
Split sixteen NBA names into four hidden sets of four, linked by teams, honors, draft years, colleges or jersey numbers, with six mistakes to spare.
Answer five NFL prompts with player names, where rarer correct answers gain more yards, as you drive toward the end zone with half a minute per play.
Three pro wrestling games nightly: a timed five-question quiz, a nine-square grid of wrestlers fitting row and column clues, and an eight-guess mystery wrestler.
Find the single passing move on a tactics board that touches every teammate once, slips past the defenders and ends in the net, across five puzzles.
Estimate the reported fee for five real football transfers, each shown with player, selling club, buying club and year, scoring up to 1,000 points for landing close.
Look around from a fixed spot inside five real football grounds and name the home club of each before its 45-second timer runs out.
Arrange six to ten shuffled moments from football history, such as transfers, debuts and trophies, into date order without seeing any years, with five tries allowed.
Every football question hides exactly ten answers, like the most decorated league champions; type them in any order and fill the board before five misses end it.
Putt through five new mini golf holes by dragging back from the ball to set power and direction, finishing the shared course with the fewest strokes you can manage.
Recognize a footballer with Premier League appearances since 2006 from their clubs and years in order, with six guesses and extra clues unlocking as you miss.
Six mystery athletes a day, across football, cricket, tennis, F1, golf and World Cup legends, each tracked down in ten guesses from stats like nationality and titles.
Read about a famous football moment and tap the map where it took place, with three questions a day, three guesses each and optional hints that cut your points.
Take five football set pieces, from penalties to headers, with one attempt each, pulling back on the pitch to aim and set power while allowing for curl and wind.
Step into a real NFL team's final-minutes drive from an actual game, calling each play and managing timeouts and the clock to see if you can outdo the real coach.
Match an NBA player to each of nine squares where two clues cross, such as a team plus a draft decade or an award, within nine guesses before overtime begins.
Tap a target, then hold and release a power ring on each shot through a new nine-hole course with its own wind and weather, with one counted round per day.