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Hoops · Puzzle #11 · Saturday, October 10

Hoops: the board

Eight items, eight categories, one place each. Here is the board with every figure and where it comes from, and the best way to place them. Play today's Hoops.

The categories

  • All-Star: 1 pt per All-Star selection
  • Ring collector: 2 pts per NBA title
  • Glass cleaner: 1 pt per rebound a game
  • Draft steal: 1 pt per 6 draft picks after No. 1
  • Iron man: 1 pt per 130 games
  • Heavyweight: 1 pt per 10 lb over 160 lb
  • Big man: 1 pt per 1.5 inches over 5 ft 10 in
  • Bucket getter: 1 pt per 2.5 points a game

The best board

  1. Connie Hawkins in Draft steal: went undrafted (10.0)
  2. Chris Webber in Glass cleaner: averaged 9.8 rebounds a game (9.8)
  3. Joel Embiid in Heavyweight: played at 270 lb (10.0)
  4. Manute Bol in Big man: stands 91 inches tall (10.0)
  5. Robert Parish in Ring collector: won 4 NBA championships (8.0)
  6. Isiah Thomas in All-Star: was picked for 12 NBA All-Star Games (10.0)
  7. Paul Pierce in Iron man: played 1,343 NBA games (10.0)
  8. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in Bucket getter: averaged 25.3 points a game (10.0)

The most this board could score: 77.8 of 80.

The lineup, figure by figure

  1. Connie Hawkins

    “The Hawk” · Suns, Lakers, Hawks

    Photo: Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain
    All-Star
    was picked for 4 NBA All-Star Games (4.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Ring collector
    won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 9.4 rebounds a game (9.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Draft steal
    went undrafted (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Iron man
    played 710 NBA games (5.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Heavyweight
    played at 210 lb (5.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Big man
    stands 80 inches tall (6.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
    Bucket getter
    averaged 19.9 points a game (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Connie Hawkins" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1126347
  2. Chris Webber

    “C-Webb” · Warriors, Wizards, Kings, 76ers and more

    Photo: inboundpass, CC BY 2.0
    All-Star
    was picked for 5 NBA All-Star Games (5.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Ring collector
    won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 9.8 rebounds a game (9.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Draft steal
    was the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Iron man
    played 831 NBA games (6.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Heavyweight
    played at 245 lb (8.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Big man
    stands 82 inches tall (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
    Bucket getter
    averaged 20.7 points a game (8.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Chris Webber" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314415
  3. Joel Embiid

    “The Process” · 76ers

    Photo: All-Pro Reels, CC BY-SA 2.0
    All-Star
    was picked for 7 NBA All-Star Games (7.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Ring collector
    won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 10.8 rebounds a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Draft steal
    was the No. 3 pick (0.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Iron man
    played 490 NBA games (3.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Heavyweight
    played at 270 lb (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Big man
    stands 84 inches tall (9.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
    Bucket getter
    averaged 27.6 points a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Joel Embiid" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q15920046
  4. Manute Bol

    Bullets, Warriors, 76ers, Heat

    Photo: University of Bridgeport - Uncredited photographer, Public domain
    All-Star
    was picked for 0 NBA All-Star Games (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Ring collector
    won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 4.2 rebounds a game (4.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Draft steal
    was the No. 31 pick (5.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Iron man
    played 624 NBA games (4.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Heavyweight
    played at 200 lb (4.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Big man
    stands 91 inches tall (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
    Bucket getter
    averaged 2.6 points a game (1.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Manute Bol" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q313479
  5. Robert Parish

    “The Chief” · Warriors, Celtics, Hornets, Bulls

    Photo: Basketball_Legends.jpg: Cpl. Lameen Witter derivative work: JoeJohnson2 (talk), Public domain
    All-Star
    was picked for 9 NBA All-Star Games (9.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Ring collector
    won 4 NBA championships (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 9.1 rebounds a game (9.1) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Draft steal
    was the No. 8 pick (1.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Iron man
    played 1,611 NBA games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Heavyweight
    played at 244 lb (8.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Big man
    stands 85 inches tall (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
    Bucket getter
    averaged 14.5 points a game (5.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Robert Parish" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q314614
  6. Isiah Thomas

    “Zeke” · Pistons

    Photo: Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0
    All-Star
    was picked for 12 NBA All-Star Games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Ring collector
    won 2 NBA championships (4.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 3.6 rebounds a game (3.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Draft steal
    was the No. 2 pick (0.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Iron man
    played 979 NBA games (7.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Heavyweight
    played at 180 lb (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Big man
    stands 73 inches tall (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
    Bucket getter
    averaged 19.2 points a game (7.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Isiah Thomas" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q298512
  7. Paul Pierce

    “The Truth” · Celtics, Nets, Wizards, Clippers

    Photo: Keith Allison from Baltimore, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0
    All-Star
    was picked for 10 NBA All-Star Games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Ring collector
    won 1 NBA championship (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 5.6 rebounds a game (5.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Draft steal
    was the No. 10 pick (1.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Iron man
    played 1,343 NBA games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Heavyweight
    played at 235 lb (7.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Big man
    stands 79 inches tall (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
    Bucket getter
    averaged 19.7 points a game (7.9) Source: Wikipedia, "Paul Pierce" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q121647
  8. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

    “SGA” · Clippers, Thunder

    Photo: Sandro Halank, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
    All-Star
    was picked for 4 NBA All-Star Games (4.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Ring collector
    won 1 NBA championship (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Glass cleaner
    averaged 4.7 rebounds a game (4.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Draft steal
    was the No. 11 pick (1.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Iron man
    played 530 NBA games (4.1) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Heavyweight
    played at 195 lb (3.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Big man
    stands 78 inches tall (5.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369
    Bucket getter
    averaged 25.3 points a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Shai Gilgeous-Alexander" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q32860369

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