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Daily answers for Monday, October 12, 2026

NBA #285 · NFL, NHL and MLB #21. These puzzles are over, so this page names every answer. Scroll down only if you are done playing them.

Classic Daily

One current player per sport and 8 guesses. Each guess shows team, conference and division, position, height, age and jersey number. Details below come from the game's roster data.

🏀 NBA · Classic #285

Jamal Murray

Jamal Murray is a guard for the Denver Nuggets, in the Western Conference's Northwest Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 27, was listed at 6'4" and was 29 years old.

Born February 23, 1997 · Country: Canada · Drafted 2016

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
DENWestNWG6'4"2927

🏈 NFL · Classic #21

Malik Nabers

Malik Nabers is a wide receiver for the New York Giants, in the NFC East. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 1, was listed at 6'0" and was 23 years old.

Born July 28, 2003 · Country: USA · Drafted 2024

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
NYGNFCNFC EWR6'0"231

🏒 NHL · Classic #21

Kirill Kaprizov

Kirill Kaprizov is a left wing for the Minnesota Wild, in the Western Conference's Central Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 97, was listed at 5'10" and was 29 years old.

Born April 26, 1997 · Country: Russia · Drafted 2015

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
MINWestCENLW5'10"2997

⚾️ MLB · Classic #21

Corey Seager

Corey Seager is a shortstop for the Texas Rangers, in the AL West. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 5, was listed at 6'4" and was 32 years old.

Born April 27, 1994 · Country: USA · Drafted 2012

What the correct guess showed

TeamLGDivPosHtAge#
TEXALAL WSS6'4"325

Legacy Daily

One retired legend per sport. Players see the number, the years, the teams and the honors, and they get 3 guesses. Each miss unlocks one of the clues below.

🏀 NBA · Legacy Daily #285

Pete Maravich

Pete Maravich played from 1970 to 1980 as a shooting guard and wore No. 44 and No. 7. Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

5 All-Star selections · Scoring title

Teams

Career stats

Points15,948
PPG24.2
APG5.4
RPG4.2
Games658

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Played college ball at LSU, where he was coached by his own father.
  2. Scored 68 points against the Knicks in 1977, then a record for a guard.
  3. Known as 'Pistol,' he put up a college scoring average of 44.2 a game, which remains the NCAA Division I record.

🏈 NFL · Legacy Daily #285

Tom Brady

Tom Brady played from 2000 to 2022 as a quarterback and wore No. 12.

15 Pro Bowl selections · 7 league titles · MVP ×3 · Super Bowl MVP ×5 · Offensive Player of the Year ×2 · First-team All-Pro ×3

Teams

Career stats

Passing yards89,216
Passing TDs649
Interceptions212
Completion %64.3
Passer rating97.2

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Played college football at Michigan.
  2. Was the 199th overall pick in the 2000 draft.
  3. Led a comeback from a 28-3 deficit in Super Bowl LI and played until age 45.

🏒 NHL · Legacy Daily #285

Jaromír Jágr

Jaromír Jágr played from 1990 to 2018 as a right wing and wore No. 68.

13 All-Star selections · 2 Stanley Cups · Hart Trophy · Art Ross ×5 · Ted Lindsay Award ×3

Teams

Career stats

Goals766
Assists1,155
Points1,921
Games Played1,733

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Born in Kladno, Czechoslovakia
  2. Wore his number to honor the 1968 Prague Spring
  3. Won Cups with Pittsburgh as a teenager in 1991 and 1992, and kept playing professionally into his 50s

⚾️ MLB · Legacy Daily #285

Roy Halladay

Roy Halladay played from 1998 to 2013 as a starting pitcher and wore No. 52, No. 32 and No. 34. Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

8 All-Star selections · Cy Young ×2

Teams

Career stats

W-L203-105
ERA3.38
Strikeouts2,117
Shutouts20
Innings2,749.1

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Selected 17th overall in the 1995 draft.
  2. Was sent all the way down to Single-A in 2001 to rebuild his delivery after a 10.64 ERA the year before.
  3. Threw a perfect game and a postseason no-hitter in 2010; elected to the Hall of Fame posthumously in 2019.