Connections • Moderate

Connections: Diamond

Sluggers, aces, and Bronx legends — but one Hall of Fame pitcher is hiding in pinstripes. Read the board.

How it works

  1. 1. Find four groups of four hidden in the 16 tiles.
  2. 2. Tap four tiles you think go together, then Submit.
  3. 3. You get 4 mistakes. Watch out — some tiles look like they belong in two places.
🟨 Easy🟩 Medium🟦 Tricky🟪 Tough

Groups range from straightforward (yellow) to downright sneaky (purple).

About Connections: Diamond

Connections: Diamond is a free sports connections puzzle: sixteen tiles hiding four secret groups of four. Sluggers, aces, and Bronx legends — but one Hall of Fame pitcher is hiding in pinstripes. Read the board.

You get 4 mistakes before the board locks, and the trickiest group is always a wordplay trap built to steal a tile you would swear belongs somewhere else. This one is rated Moderate, and a legendary arm is hiding out of position.

All sixteen tiles are listed below in alphabetical order, exactly as you will see them on the board. How they group is the whole game, so no hints there.

How to play

  1. Read all sixteen tiles before touching anything; the traps punish fast fingers.
  2. Select four tiles you think share a hidden connection and submit.
  3. A correct four locks the group in; a wrong four burns one of your 4 mistakes.
  4. Solve all four groups to win, then share your recap grid.

The sixteen tiles

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