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Daily answers for Wednesday, October 21, 2026

NBA #294 · NFL, NHL and MLB #30. 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 #294

Jaren Jackson Jr.

Jaren Jackson Jr. is a forward-center for the Utah Jazz, in the Western Conference's Northwest Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 20, was listed at 6'10" and was 27 years old.

Born September 15, 1999 · Country: USA · Drafted 2018

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
UTAWestNWF-C6'10"2720

🏈 NFL · Classic #30

Alvin Kamara

Alvin Kamara is a running back for the New Orleans Saints, in the NFC South. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 41, was listed at 5'10" and was 31 years old.

Born July 25, 1995 · Country: USA · Drafted 2017

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
NONFCNFC SRB5'10"3141

🏒 NHL · Classic #30

Jack Eichel

Jack Eichel is a center for the Vegas Golden Knights, in the Western Conference's Pacific Division. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 9, was listed at 6'2" and was 29 years old.

Born October 28, 1996 · Country: USA · Drafted 2015

What the correct guess showed

TeamConfDivPosHtAge#
VGKWestPACC6'2"299

⚾️ MLB · Classic #30

Nick Kurtz

Nick Kurtz is a first baseman for the Sacramento Athletics, in the AL West. On puzzle day the answer wore No. 16, was listed at 6'5" and was 23 years old.

Born March 12, 2003 · Country: USA · Drafted 2024

What the correct guess showed

TeamLGDivPosHtAge#
ATHALAL W1B6'5"2316

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 #294

Lenny Wilkens

Lenny Wilkens played from 1960 to 1975 as a point guard and wore No. 32, No. 15, No. 14 and No. 19. Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

9 All-Star selections · All-Star Game MVP

Teams

Career stats

Points17,772
PPG16.5
APG6.7
RPG4.7
Games1,076

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Grew up in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant and played college ball at Providence.
  2. Was a player-coach in Seattle and Portland, then coached Seattle to the 1979 title.
  3. Became the first person inducted into the Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach and once held the record for coaching wins.

🏈 NFL · Legacy Daily #294

Kurt Warner

Kurt Warner played from 1998 to 2009 as a quarterback and wore No. 10 and No. 13. Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

4 Pro Bowl selections · 1 league title · MVP ×2 · Super Bowl MVP · First-team All-Pro ×2

Teams

Career stats

Passing yards32,344
Passing TDs208
Interceptions128
Completion %65.5
Passer rating93.7

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Stocked grocery shelves in Iowa and played Arena Football before getting his NFL chance.
  2. Went from backup to league MVP and Super Bowl MVP in 1999.
  3. Led a second, long-losing franchise to its first Super Bowl in the 2008 season.

🏒 NHL · Legacy Daily #294

Gordie Howe

Gordie Howe played from 1946 to 1980 as a right wing and wore No. 9. Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

23 All-Star selections · 4 Stanley Cups · Hart Trophy ×6 · Art Ross ×6

Teams

Career stats

Goals801
Assists1,049
Points1,850
Games Played1,767

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Born in Floral, Saskatchewan
  2. Lends his name to a 'hat trick' made of a fight plus one goal and one assist
  3. Returned to the NHL at age 51 after playing alongside his sons Mark and Marty in the WHA

⚾️ MLB · Legacy Daily #294

Greg Maddux

Greg Maddux played from 1986 to 2008 as a starting pitcher and wore No. 31, No. 36 and No. 30. Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

8 All-Star selections · 1 World Series title · Cy Young ×4 · Gold Glove ×18

Teams

Career stats

W-L355-227
ERA3.16
Strikeouts3,371
Innings5,008.1
Shutouts35

Clues (one unlocks after each miss)

  1. Grew up partly in Las Vegas; his older brother also pitched in the majors.
  2. Once threw a complete game on just 76 pitches, and sub-100-pitch shutouts are now named after him.
  3. Nicknamed 'The Professor,' he posted ERAs of 1.56 and 1.63 in 1994-95.