Immaculate Grid Basketball is a game of trivia in which you must choose a player from one of nine boxes. The solution must meet the specifications for the basketball team's top and side.
Only nine chances are available for the player to properly guess the name, therefore precision is crucial. Fans must be very knowledgeable about the game because you can't finish the grid if you select the incorrect response.
Each cell that satisfies the row and column requirements should have a player assigned to it.
There are nine opportunities to finish the grid.
Each estimate, whether accurate or inaccurate, counts as a guess.
A fresh grid is created each day at 9:00 a.m. ET.
A player can only be used once at a time.
Players may participate in the NBA, ABA, or BAA actively or inactively.
For a team to be listed in the player and team cell, the player must have taken part in at least one game (during the regular season or playoffs).
For the award to be displayed in the team and award cells, the player's accomplishment had to occur during a season in which he played for the team.
A player must have been on the postseason roster during the season that the club won the championship in order for their NBA Finals victory to count for their franchise. To be eligible for the ABA Finals, a player had to have participated in the postseason during the winning season.A player has to be counted while representing that team in order for them to be included in the team and season statistics. There must have been stats kept for players that competed for that team and other teams throughout the season.For example, Rudy Gay averaged 20.0 points per game while splitting the 2013–14 season between Toronto (19.4 PPG) and Sacramento (20.1 PPG). He would be ineligible for both teams because he didn't finish in the top three in PPG while participating for either club. However, if his season was paired with a category other than one for a certain team, it would be qualified.
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