Hoops · Puzzle #2 · Thursday, October 1
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
- Charity stripe: 1 pt per 3% at the line over 60%
- Iron man: 1 pt per 130 games
- Top 75: 10 pts if on the NBA 75th Anniversary Team
- Big man: 1 pt per 1.5 inches over 5 ft 10 in
- Skipped college: 10 pts if he never played college ball
- Glass cleaner: 1 pt per rebound a game
- Known worldwide: 1 pt per 6 Wikipedia languages
- Draft steal: 1 pt per 6 draft picks after No. 1
The best board
- Dennis Rodman in Top 75: made the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (10.0)
- Kristaps Porziņģis in Big man: stands 86 inches tall (10.0)
- LaMelo Ball in Charity stripe: made 84.7% of his free throws (8.2)
- Charles Barkley in Glass cleaner: averaged 11.7 rebounds a game (10.0)
- Dan Issel in Draft steal: was the No. 122 pick (10.0)
- Bill Russell in Known worldwide: Wikipedia has an article on him in 66 languages (10.0)
- Arvydas Sabonis in Skipped college: went pro without playing college ball (10.0)
- Jason Terry in Iron man: played 1,410 NBA games (10.0)
The most this board could score: 78.2 of 80.
The lineup, figure by figure
Dennis Rodman
“The Worm” · Pistons, Spurs, Bulls, Lakers and more

Photo: GabboT, CC BY-SA 2.0 - Charity stripe
- made 58.4% of his free throws (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Iron man
- played 911 NBA games (7.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Top 75
- made the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Big man
- stands 79 inches tall (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Skipped college
- played college ball (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 13.1 rebounds a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 62 languages (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
- Draft steal
- was the No. 27 pick (4.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Dennis Rodman" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q201608
Kristaps Porziņģis
“The Unicorn” · Knicks, Mavericks, Wizards, Celtics and more

Photo: Hameltion, CC BY-SA 4.0 - Charity stripe
- made 83% of his free throws (7.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Iron man
- played 533 NBA games (4.1) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Top 75
- didn't make the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Big man
- stands 86 inches tall (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Skipped college
- went pro without playing college ball (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 7.6 rebounds a game (7.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 36 languages (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
- Draft steal
- was the No. 4 pick (0.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Kristaps Porziņģis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q14834367
LaMelo Ball
“Melo” · Hawks, Hornets, Timberwolves

Photo: Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0 - Charity stripe
- made 84.7% of his free throws (8.2) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Iron man
- played 303 NBA games (2.3) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Top 75
- didn't make the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Big man
- stands 79 inches tall (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Skipped college
- went pro without playing college ball (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 5.7 rebounds a game (5.7) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 31 languages (5.2) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
- Draft steal
- was the No. 3 pick (0.3) Source: Wikipedia, "LaMelo Ball" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q28741203
Charles Barkley
“Sir Charles” · 76ers, Suns, Rockets

Photo: Wright-Patt AFB, Public domain - Charity stripe
- made 73.5% of his free throws (4.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Iron man
- played 1,073 NBA games (8.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Top 75
- made the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Big man
- stands 78 inches tall (5.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Skipped college
- played college ball (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 11.7 rebounds a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 64 languages (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
- Draft steal
- was the No. 5 pick (0.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Charles Barkley" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q192707
Dan Issel
“The Horse” · Nuggets

Photo: Malcolm W. Emmons, Public domain - Charity stripe
- made 79.3% of his free throws (6.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Iron man
- played 1,218 NBA games (9.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Top 75
- didn't make the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Big man
- stands 81 inches tall (7.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Skipped college
- played college ball (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 9.1 rebounds a game (9.1) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 19 languages (3.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
- Draft steal
- was the No. 122 pick (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Dan Issel" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q1159084
Bill Russell
Celtics

Photo: Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain - Charity stripe
- made 56.1% of his free throws (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Iron man
- played 963 NBA games (7.4) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Top 75
- made the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Big man
- stands 82 inches tall (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Skipped college
- played college ball (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 22.5 rebounds a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 66 languages (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
- Draft steal
- was the No. 2 pick (0.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Bill Russell" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q242185
Arvydas Sabonis
“Sabas” · Trail

Photo: Steve Lipofsky www.Basketballphoto.com, CC BY-SA 3.0 - Charity stripe
- made 78.6% of his free throws (6.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Iron man
- played 470 NBA games (3.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Top 75
- didn't make the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Big man
- stands 87 inches tall (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Skipped college
- went pro without playing college ball (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 7.3 rebounds a game (7.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 55 languages (9.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
- Draft steal
- was the No. 24 pick (3.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Arvydas Sabonis" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q297750
Jason Terry
“JET” · Hawks, Mavericks, Celtics, Nets and more

Photo: Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0 - Charity stripe
- made 84.5% of his free throws (8.2) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Iron man
- played 1,410 NBA games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Top 75
- didn't make the NBA 75th Anniversary Team (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Big man
- stands 74 inches tall (2.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Skipped college
- played college ball (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Glass cleaner
- averaged 2.3 rebounds a game (2.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on him in 30 languages (5.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648
- Draft steal
- was the No. 10 pick (1.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Jason Terry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q312648