Connect two MLB, NBA, or NFL players through chains of real teammates. A new relay for each league every day. Find the shortest route—or the rarest one.
Hoopgrids
A daily NBA grid game.
What is Hoopgrids?
HoopGrids is a daily NBA puzzle that blends basketball knowledge with grid-based deduction. Each day presents a new grid asking you to connect players to different criteria. It's a quick, brain-teasing challenge for basketball fans.
How to play Hoopgrids
You're presented with a grid where each cell pairs two NBA-related labels. Your task is to type the name of a player who fits both labels for that cell. Fill in every cell to complete the daily grid.
Tips & strategy
- Start with the most restrictive cells—the ones with the narrowest criteria—before moving to easier combinations.
- Remember players who suited up for multiple teams; they help bridge unrelated categories.
- Think beyond current stars; retired players and deep bench pieces often unlock rare intersections.
- Brainstorm a few candidates before committing a name to avoid wasting guesses on shaky fits.
- Use knowledge of draft classes, award winners, and specific seasons to cover uncommon row-column pairs.
Frequently asked questions
Is HoopGrids free to play?
HoopGrids is free to play and runs directly in your browser at hoopgrids.com.
How often does the grid update?
As the name suggests, a new grid is posted every day, giving you a fresh puzzle to solve.
Do I need to create an account?
No account is needed. You can open the site and jump right into the daily puzzle.
Is there a mobile app?
It's designed to work in a web browser, so it plays on both desktop and mobile without a separate app.
What happens if I guess an incorrect player?
Incorrect entries are typically rejected, leaving you to keep trying until you fill all the cells for the day.
Where to play
Play Hoopgridshoopgrids.com · free, new puzzle daily
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