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Daily answers for Thursday, October 15, 2026

NBA #288 · NFL, NHL and MLB #24. 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 #288

Klay Thompson

Klay Thompson is a guard for the Miami Heat, in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 11, was listed at 6'5" and was 36 years old.

Born February 8, 1990 · Country: USA · Drafted 2011

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
MIAEastSEG6'5"3611

🏈 NFL · Classic #24

Tetairoa McMillan

Tetairoa McMillan is a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, in the NFC South. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 4, was listed at 6'5" and was 23 years old.

Born April 5, 2003 · Country: USA · Drafted 2025

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
CARNFCNFC SWR6'5"234

🏒 NHL · Classic #24

Andrei Vasilevskiy

Andrei Vasilevskiy is a goaltender for the Tampa Bay Lightning, in the Eastern Conference's Atlantic Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 88, was listed at 6'4" and was 32 years old.

Born July 25, 1994 · Country: Russia · Drafted 2012

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
TBLEastATLG6'4"3288

⚾️ MLB · Classic #24

Sandy Alcántara

Sandy Alcántara is a starting pitcher for the Miami Marlins, in the NL East. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 22, was listed at 6'4" and was 31 years old.

Born September 7, 1995 · Country: Dominican Republic

What the correct guess showed

TeamLGDivPosHtAge#
MIANLNL ESP6'4"3122

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 #288

Paul Pierce

Paul Pierce played from 1998 to 2017 as a small forward and wore No. 34. Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

10 All-Star selections · 1 championship · Finals MVP

Teams

Career stats

Points26,397
PPG19.7
RPG5.6
APG3.5

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Grew up in Inglewood, California, as a Lakers fan before starring at Kansas.
  2. Was taken 10th overall in the 1998 draft.
  3. Was carried off hurt in Game 1 of the 2008 Finals, then came back minutes later to lead Boston past the Lakers.

🏈 NFL · Legacy Daily #288

Roger Staubach

Roger Staubach played from 1969 to 1979 as a quarterback and wore No. 12. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

6 Pro Bowl selections · 2 league titles · Super Bowl MVP

Teams

Career stats

Passing yards22,700
Passing TDs153
Interceptions109
Completion %57.0
Passer rating83.4

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Served in the Navy, including a tour in Vietnam, before making his NFL debut at 27.
  2. Won the 1963 Heisman Trophy at Navy.
  3. Coined the term 'Hail Mary' after a desperation playoff-winning heave to Drew Pearson in 1975.

🏒 NHL · Legacy Daily #288

Bobby Clarke

Bobby Clarke played from 1969 to 1984 as a center and wore No. 16. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

9 All-Star selections · 2 Stanley Cups · Hart Trophy ×3 · Ted Lindsay Award · Selke Trophy

Teams

Career stats

Goals358
Assists852
Points1,210
Games Played1,144

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Born in Flin Flon, Manitoba
  2. Captained the 'Broad Street Bullies' to back-to-back championships in 1974 and 1975
  3. Recorded 852 assists and 1,210 points

⚾️ MLB · Legacy Daily #288

Ryne Sandberg

Ryne Sandberg played from 1981 to 1997 as a second baseman and wore No. 37 and No. 23. Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

10 All-Star selections · MVP · Silver Slugger ×7 · Gold Glove ×9

Teams

Career stats

Home runs282
Hits2,386
Batting avg.285
RBI1,061
OPS.795

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Was traded as a throw-in with Larry Bowa in 1982.
  2. Won the 1984 NL MVP and led the NL with 40 home runs in 1990.
  3. Homered twice off Bruce Sutter to tie a nationally televised game in 1984.