Each day, The New York Times invites players into a small arena of language and sports knowledge, where sixteen words wait to be sorted into four hidden families. Connections: Sports Edition — born from a partnership with The Athletic — asks not just what you know, but how you hold competing possibilities in mind until meaning clicks into place. Puzzle 405 is one more quiet test of attention: whether we are truly watching the world of sport, or merely glancing at it.
NYT Connections Sports Edition #405: Hints and Answers for November 2
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