An all-new NBA Crossover Grid was released on Sept. 5. The basketball trivia game remains popular with a lot of hoops fans in the middle of the boring offseason. Based on the MLB's Immaculate Grid, it's the first of its kind for basketball.
Tuesday's puzzle has two special categories: a player who has not won an NBA championship and a player who has career earnings of at least $150 million through 2022.
On that note, let's take a look at the clues for Day 69 of the NBA Crossover Grid:
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- Grid 1: Player who played for the Sacramento Kings and LA Lakers
- Grid 2: Player who played for the Sacramento Kings and Milwaukee Bucks
- Grid 3: Player who played for the Sacramento Kings and has career earnings of $150 million or more through 2022
- Grid 4: Player who played for the Boston Celtics and LA Lakers
- Grid 5: Player who played for the Boston Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks
- Grid 6: Player who played for the Boston Celtics and has career earnings of $150 million or more through 2022
- Grid 7: Player who played for the LA Lakers and has no NBA championships
- Grid 8: Player who played for the Milwaukee Bucks and has no NBA championships
- Grid 9: Player who has no NBA championships and has career earnings of $150 million or more through 2022
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For Tuesday's NBA Crossover Grid, let's try to answer grids 1 and 2: which Sacramento Kings players have also played for the LA Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks?
Vlade Divac is one of many right answers for grid 1. Divac started his NBA career with the Lakers, wearing the purple and gold jerseys from 1989 to 1996. He was older when he was with the Kings from 1998 to 2004, but he was the leader of the team that almost prevented the Shaq-Kobe Lakers from getting a three-peat.
Meanwhile, DeMarcus Cousins is an option for grid 2. Cousins was the Kings' best player in the better part of the 2010s before he got traded in 2017. He became a journeyman due to injuries, and one of his stints was in Milwaukee in the 2021-22 season.
NBA Crossover Grid alternative answers
Some grid players are content with just finishing the daily puzzle, but others want to conquer the internet with the lowest rarity score. So, here're a few alternative answers for grids 1 and 2:
Kings-Lakers players: Trevor Wilson, Joe Kleine, Trevor Ariza, Jim Jackson, Happy Hairston
Kings-Bucks players: Alaa Abdelnaby, Spencer Hawes, Jabari Parker, Luc Mbah a Moute, Bob Boozer
Here's an example of a completed grid for Tuesday:
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