Hoops · Puzzle #3 · Friday, October 2
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
- Draft steal: 1 pt per 6 draft picks after No. 1
- Number one: 10 pts if a No. 1 overall pick
- Ring collector: 2 pts per NBA title
- Dime dropper: 1 pt per 0.8 assists a game
- Longevity: 1 pt per 2 seasons
- Big man: 1 pt per 1.5 inches over 5 ft 10 in
- All-Star: 1 pt per All-Star selection
- Heavyweight: 1 pt per 10 lb over 160 lb
The best board
- Tim Duncan in Number one: was the No. 1 pick in his draft (10.0)
- Mark Eaton in Big man: stands 88 inches tall (10.0)
- Zion Williamson in Heavyweight: played at 284 lb (10.0)
- Kyle Lowry in Longevity: played 20 NBA seasons (10.0)
- Ben Wallace in Draft steal: went undrafted (10.0)
- Tony Parker in Ring collector: won 4 NBA championships (8.0)
- John Havlicek in All-Star: was picked for 13 NBA All-Star Games (10.0)
- Magic Johnson in Dime dropper: averaged 11.2 assists a game (10.0)
The most this board could score: 78.0 of 80.
The lineup, figure by figure
Tim Duncan
“The Big Fundamental” · Spurs

Photo: Geoff Livingston, CC BY 2.0 - Draft steal
- was the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Number one
- was the No. 1 pick in his draft (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Ring collector
- won 5 NBA championships (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Dime dropper
- averaged 3 assists a game (3.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Longevity
- played 19 NBA seasons (9.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Big man
- stands 83 inches tall (8.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- All-Star
- was picked for 15 NBA All-Star Games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
- Heavyweight
- played at 250 lb (9.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tim Duncan" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193020
Mark Eaton
Jazz

Photo: United States Forest Service, Public domain - Draft steal
- was the No. 72 pick (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Number one
- wasn't the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Ring collector
- won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Dime dropper
- averaged 1 assists a game (1.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Longevity
- played 11 NBA seasons (5.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Big man
- stands 88 inches tall (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- All-Star
- was picked for 1 NBA All-Star Game (1.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
- Heavyweight
- played at 275 lb (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Mark Eaton" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q357757
Zion Williamson
Pelicans

Photo: Erik Drost, CC BY 2.0 - Draft steal
- was the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Number one
- was the No. 1 pick in his draft (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Ring collector
- won 0 NBA championships (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Dime dropper
- averaged 4.1 assists a game (5.1) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Longevity
- played 6 NBA seasons (3.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Big man
- stands 78 inches tall (5.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- All-Star
- was picked for 2 NBA All-Star Games (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
- Heavyweight
- played at 284 lb (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Zion Williamson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q29165842
Kyle Lowry
Grizzlies, Rockets, Raptors, Heat and more

Photo: Chensiyuan, CC BY-SA 4.0 - Draft steal
- was the No. 24 pick (3.8) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Number one
- wasn't the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Ring collector
- won 1 NBA championship (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Dime dropper
- averaged 6 assists a game (7.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Longevity
- played 20 NBA seasons (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Big man
- stands 72 inches tall (1.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- All-Star
- was picked for 6 NBA All-Star Games (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
- Heavyweight
- played at 196 lb (3.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Kyle Lowry" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q974603
Ben Wallace
“Big Ben” · Wizards, Magic, Pistons, Bulls and more

Photo: Keith Allison, CC BY-SA 2.0 - Draft steal
- went undrafted (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Number one
- wasn't the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Ring collector
- won 1 NBA championship (2.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Dime dropper
- averaged 1.3 assists a game (1.6) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Longevity
- played 16 NBA seasons (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Big man
- stands 81 inches tall (7.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- All-Star
- was picked for 4 NBA All-Star Games (4.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
- Heavyweight
- played at 240 lb (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Ben Wallace (basketball)" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q295364
Tony Parker
Spurs, Hornets

Photo: Zafer, CC BY 4.0 - Draft steal
- was the No. 28 pick (4.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Number one
- wasn't the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Ring collector
- won 4 NBA championships (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Dime dropper
- averaged 5.6 assists a game (7.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Longevity
- played 18 NBA seasons (9.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Big man
- stands 74 inches tall (2.7) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- All-Star
- was picked for 6 NBA All-Star Games (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
- Heavyweight
- played at 185 lb (2.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Tony Parker" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q193108
John Havlicek
“Hondo” · Celtics

Photo: Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain - Draft steal
- was the No. 7 pick (1.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Number one
- wasn't the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Ring collector
- won 8 NBA championships (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Dime dropper
- averaged 4.8 assists a game (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Longevity
- played 16 NBA seasons (8.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Big man
- stands 77 inches tall (4.7) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- All-Star
- was picked for 13 NBA All-Star Games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
- Heavyweight
- played at 203 lb (4.3) Source: Wikipedia, "John Havlicek" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q71127
Magic Johnson
“Magic” · Lakers, Magic

Photo: Daniel Benavides from Austin, TX, CC BY 2.0 - Draft steal
- was the No. 1 pick (0.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Number one
- was the No. 1 pick in his draft (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Ring collector
- won 5 NBA championships (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Dime dropper
- averaged 11.2 assists a game (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Longevity
- played 13 NBA seasons (6.5) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Big man
- stands 81 inches tall (7.3) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- All-Star
- was picked for 12 NBA All-Star Games (10.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183
- Heavyweight
- played at 220 lb (6.0) Source: Wikipedia, "Magic Johnson" (infobox and career statistics), and Wikidata Q134183