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Today's Connections: Sports Edition This is a difficult question. If you know the team's form well, you might have a chance. If you can't solve today's puzzle but still want to solve it, read on for the hints and answers.
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Tips for Today's Groups Connections: Sports Edition
Here are four grouping clues in today's Connections: Sports Edition puzzle, from the simplest yellow grouping to the challenging (and sometimes bizarre) purple grouping.
Yellow group hint: Oops!
Green group hint: There was once a stadium here.
Blue group hint: Winter athletes.
Purple group hint: Uniform shades.
Answers to Today's Connections Groups: Sports Edition
Yellow group: Error.
Green group: Names of MLB stadiums.
Blue group: Famous American skiers.
Purple group: Teams wearing black and white uniforms.
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What are today's Connections: Sports Edition answers?
Completed NYT Connections: Sports Edition December 7, 2025
Yellow words in today's connections
Subject – error. The four answers are blunder, mistake, oversight and shouting.
Green words in today's connections
The topic is the names of MLB stadiums. Four answers: Busch, Coors, Fenway and Nationals.
Blue words in today's connections
The theme is famous American skiers. Four answers: Miller, Shiffrin, Street and Vonn.
Purple words in today's connections
The theme is teams dressed in black and white. Four answers: Juventus, Nets, Newcastle and White Sox.
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