Today’s NYT links: Sports Edition Hints, Answers for May 8 #227

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If you welcome from Wisconsin or Dallas, today’s Links: Sports Edition Calls your name. Read about hints and answers.

Links: Sports Edition is already out of beta, debuting Super Bowl SundayFebruary 9th. This is a sign that the game has won enough loyal players, that the athletic subscription -based sports journalism site owned by The Times will continue to publish it. It is not displayed in the NYT Games app, but now it appears in its own Athletic application. Or you can continue playing it for free online.

Read more: NYT Connections: The puzzle of the sports edition comes out of beta

Tips for today’s Links: Sports Edition Groups

Here are four tips for the groups in today’s links: a puzzle of Sports Edition, ranked by the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes quirky) purple group.

Yellow group: Those who cheer and bo.

Green group: American dairy products.

Blue group: They wear a star helmet.

Purple Group Tip: Fake hops.

Answers to today’s Links: Sports Edition Groups

Yellow group: The people of the stands.

Green group: Wisconsin athlete.

Blue: Cowboys qbs.

Purple: Fictional basketball players.

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What are today’s links: The answers to the sports edition?

The yellow words in today’s relationships

The topic is the people of the stands. The four answers are crowds, fans, viewers and supporters.

The green words in today’s relationships

The topic is a Wisconsin athlete. The four answers are Badger, Brewer, Buck and Packer.

The blue words in today’s relationships

The theme is cowboys qbs. The four answers are Ikman, Preskot, Romo and Staubach.

Purple words in today’s relationships

The topic is a fictional basketball players. The four answers are Air Bud, Chitwood, Moon and Shuttlesworth.