Krillion Answers for August 26, 2026

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• San Marino— A republic since 301 AD, older than Christianity's own legal status in Rome.
• Tuvalu— Licensing its .tv internet domain funds a chunk of the national budget.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Andorra
• Antigua and Barbuda
• Bahamas
• Belize
• Benin
• Burundi
• Cape Verde
• Dominica
• Grenada
• Guyana
• Kiribati
• Liechtenstein
• Luxembourg
• Marshall Islands
• Micronesia
• Monaco
• Montenegro
• Nauru
• North Macedonia
• Palau
• Saint Kitts and Nevis
• Saint Lucia
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
• São Tomé and Príncipe
• Seychelles
• Suriname
• Timor-Leste— With the Philippines, one of Asia's two Catholic-majority countries.
• Tonga

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Angola
• Armenia
• Barbados
• Belarus
• Bolivia
• Botswana
• Bulgaria
• Cameroon
• Central African Republic
• Costa Rica
• Cyprus
• El Salvador
• Equatorial Guinea
• Eswatini
• Gabon
• Georgia
• Latvia
• Lesotho
• Liberia
• Lithuania
• Madagascar
• Malawi
• Malta
• Moldova
• Mozambique
• Namibia
• Nicaragua
• Panama
• Paraguay
• Republic of the Congo
• Samoa
• Serbia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Solomon Islands
• South Sudan
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Vanuatu

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Argentina
• Austria
• Canada
• Chile
• Colombia
• Croatia
• Cuba
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Denmark
• Dominican Republic
• Ecuador
• Fiji
• Finland
• Germany
• Ghana
• Guatemala
• Haiti
• Honduras
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Jamaica
• Kenya
• Norway
• Papua New Guinea
• Peru
• Portugal
• Romania
• Rwanda
• South Africa
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Tanzania
• Uganda
• Ukraine
• Venezuela
• Zambia— Constitutionally declared a Christian nation in 1996.
• Zimbabwe

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Ethiopia— King Ezana converted the Aksumite kingdom around 330 AD.
• Vatican City— Population about 800, essentially every one of them Catholic.

The most common answer on the board.

• Brazil
• Greece
• Ireland
• Italy
• Mexico
• Philippines
• Poland
• Russia
• Spain
• United States

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Repenomamus— This badger-sized Cretaceous mammal was fossilized with a baby dinosaur in its stomach.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Aepycamelus
• Ambulocetus
• American cheetah
• Amphicyon
• Anancus
• Ancylotherium
• Andrewsarchus
• Apidium
• Ardipithecus
• Arsinoitherium
• Aurochs— Painted at Lascaux 17,000 years ago, so it counts here.
• Barbourofelis
• Basilosaurus
• Borophagus
• Camelops
• Cave hyena
• Ceratogaulus
• Chalicotherium
• Coryphodon
• Cuvieronius
• Deinotherium
• Denisovan
• Desmostylus
• Didelphodon
• Dinocrocuta
• Dinofelis
• Dinohippus
• Doedicurus
• Dorudon
• Embolotherium
• Entelodon
• Epicyon
• Godinotia
• Gomphotherium
• Hipparion
• Hippidion
• Homo floresiensis
• Homo habilis
• Homo heidelbergensis
• Homo naledi
• Homotherium
• Josephoartigasia
• Leptictidium
• Machairodus
• Megantereon
• Megatapirus
• Megazostrodon
• Megistotherium
• Merychippus
• Mesohippus
• Moeritherium
• Morganucodon
• Moropus
• Odobenocetops
• Pachycrocuta
• Palaeoloxodon
• Palorchestes
• Paranthropus
• Pelorovis
• Phascolonus
• Phenacodus
• Platybelodon
• Plesiadapis
• Pliohippus
• Proconsul
• Procoptodon
• Propalaeotherium
• Protemnodon
• Purgatorius
• Rodhocetus
• Sahelanthropus
• Sarkastodon
• Sivatherium
• Stag-moose
• Stegodon
• Stegomastodon
• Steppe bison
• Sthenurus
• Synthetoceras
• Thalassocnus
• Thylacosmilus
• Titanotylopus
• Uintatherium
• Xenosmilus
• Zygomaturus

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• American lion
• Australopithecus
• Brontotherium
• Cave bear
• Cave lion
• Diprotodon
• Elasmotherium
• Eohippus
• Giant beaver
• Gigantopithecus
• Glyptodon
• Homo erectus
• Hyaenodon
• Livyatan
• Macrauchenia
• Megaloceros
• Pakicetus
• Paraceratherium
• Short-faced bear
• Thylacoleo
• Toxodon

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Dire wolf
• Giant ground sloth
• Mastodon
• Woolly rhino

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Neanderthal— Genuinely a prehistoric mammal, and our closest extinct cousin.

The most common answer on the board.

• Saber-toothed tiger
• Woolly mammoth

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Cuberdon— Ghent's cone-shaped gel candy goes stale too fast to export.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• 5 Star
• Abba-Zaba
• Ahlgrens Bilar
• Albanese
• Alegria
• Alpenliebe
• Aniseed balls
• Aplets & Cotlets
• Apollo
• Astro Pop
• Astros
• Baci
• Bar One
• Barley sugar
• BB Bats
• Berlingot
• Big Hunk
• Big Turk
• Bit-O-Honey
• Black Forest gummies
• Black Jack
• Black Thunder
• Blackpool rock
• Bonomo Turkish Taffy
• Boost
• Botan Rice Candy
• Bournville
• Breath Savers
• Brookside
• Bubble Tape
• Bubblicious
• Bubu Lubu
• Bun Bar
• Butter mints
• Cadbury Buttons
• Cadbury Eclairs
• Cadbury Roses
• Calisson
• Candied ginger
• Candy apple— Fair-stand sugar shell, so the apple rides along.
• Candy buttons
• Candy cigarettes
• Carambar
• Caramel Creams
• Caramello Koala
• Carlos V
• Celebrations
• Cella's
• Certs
• Charms
• Cherry Blasters
• Cherry Mash
• Chick-O-Stick
• Choc Nut
• Chocolate-covered espresso beans
• Chokito
• Chomp
• Chowards Violet
• Churchkhela
• Cinnamon discs
• Circus Peanuts
• Cocada
• Coconut ice
• Cola cubes
• Cote d'Or
• Cow Tales
• Crispy Crunch
• Crows
• Crunky
• Cry Baby
• Dip Dab
• Divinity
• Djungelvral
• Dolly mixture
• Dragee
• Dragon's beard candy
• Drumstick
• Dumle
• Dutch licorice
• Dweebs
• Eat-More
• Esther Price
• Everton mints
• Fannie May
• Fantales
• Fazer
• Flat Tops
• Flumps
• Flying saucers
• Fraise Tagada
• Frango
• Fruit Gums
• Fruit Salad
• Fruit slices
• Fruit Stripe
• Fuzzy Peach
• Garoto
• Gaz
• Geisha
• Glorias
• Glosette
• Goldenberg's Peanut Chews
• Good & Fruity
• GooGoo Cluster
• Grapeheads
• Green & Black's
• Gummy sharks
• Guylian
• Happy Hippo
• Highland Toffee
• Hopjes
• Horehound
• Humbugs
• Idaho Spud
• Jaffas
• Jelly Tots
• Jersey Milk
• Juicy Drop Pop
• Kasugai gummies
• Klik
• Konpeito
• Kraft Caramels
• Krowki
• Lakerol
• Leonidas
• Limon 7
• Look
• Mackintosh's Toffee
• Mallo Cup
• Marabou
• Marron glace
• Mary Jane
• Matchmakers
• Meiji chocolate
• Melody
• Merci
• Midget gems
• Miguelito
• Milkita
• Milky
• Millions
• Mint imperials
• Minties
• Mon Cheri
• Mozartkugel
• Munchies
• Musk sticks
• Necco Wafers
• Neuhaus
• Nik-L-Nip
• Nut Goodie
• Obleas
• Orange slices
• Pacoca
• Paleta Payaso
• Panda licorice
• Pantteri
• Parma Violets
• Pashmak
• Pastila
• Pate de fruits
• Peanut patties
• Pear drops
• Pearson's Nips
• Pearson's Salted Nut Roll
• Penuche
• Peppermint Crisp
• Perky Nana
• Pesek Zman
• Picnic
• Pineapple Lumps
• Pismaniye
• Polkagris
• Polly Waffle
• Polo
• Pontefract cakes
• Prince Polo
• Ptasie mleczko
• Puccho
• Pulse
• Purdys
• Raffaello
• Randoms
• Razzles
• Redskins
• Refreshers
• Revels
• Rhubarb and custard
• Ribbon candy
• Rockaleta
• Rocky Road
• Root beer barrels
• Roshen
• Saf-T-Pop
• Salmiakki
• Sen-Sen
• Sesame snaps
• Sherbet Fountain
• Sixlets
• Sky Bar
• Slo Poke
• SmartSweets
• Sour balls
• Sour keys
• Squirrel Nut Zippers
• Star Bar
• Sugus
• Sunkist Fruit Gems
• Sweet Marie
• Symphony
• Szaloncukor
• Tablet
• Tart 'n' Tinys
• Toffee Crisp
• Topic
• Turron
• Twin Bing
• Tyrkisk Peber
• U-No
• Valomilk
• Wacky Wafers
• Walnut Whip
• Wax lips
• Wham Bar
• Whistle Pop
• White Rabbit
• Wilbur Buds
• Wonder Ball
• Wunderbar
• Yeot
• Yogurt-covered raisins
• Zagnut
• Zotz

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• 100 Grand
• 5th Avenue
• Aero
• After Eight
• Almond Joy
• Baby Bottle Pop
• Baby Ruth
• Bazooka
• Bertie Bott's
• Big League Chew
• Bonbon
• Boston Baked Beans
• Bottle Caps
• Bounty
• Brach's
• Brigadeiro
• Buckeyes
• Candy corn
• Candy necklace
• Caramel Apple Pop
• Caramello
• Caramilk
• Charleston Chew
• Cherry Ripe
• Chiclets
• Chocolate bunny
• Chocolate coins
• Chocolate truffle
• Chocolate-covered cherries
• Chuckles
• Chunky
• Clark Bar
• Coffee Crisp
• Cola bottles
• Cookie Dough Bites
• Cotton candy
• Crunchie
• Curly Wurly
• Daim
• Dalgona
• De la Rosa
• Double Decker
• Dubble Bubble
• Duvalin
• Flake
• Freddo
• Freeze-dried candy
• Fruit Pastilles
• Galaxy
• Ginger chews
• Gobstopper
• Goobers
• Good & Plenty
• Gushers— Marketed as fruit snacks, but these are gummies with juice inside.
• Halva
• Hard candy
• Haw flakes
• Heath
• Hi-Chew
• Honeycomb
• Hubba Bubba
• Ice Breakers
• Jelly Babies
• Jordan almonds
• Juicy Fruit
• Jujubes
• Jujyfruits
• Kopiko
• Krackel
• Lion Bar
• Liquorice allsorts
• Love Hearts
• Lucas
• Maltesers
• Mamba
• Maple candy
• Marzipan
• Milka
• Milky Bar
• Mints
• Mounds
• Mr. Big
• Mr. Goodbar
• Nougat
• Now and Later
• Oh Henry!
• Payday
• Peach rings
• Pelon Pelo Rico
• Peppermint bark
• Percy Pigs
• Pixy Stix
• Pocky— A biscuit stick, but the candy aisle claimed it long ago.
• Praline
• Pulparindo
• Quality Street
• Raisinets
• Riesen
• Ritter Sport
• Runts
• Russell Stover
• See's
• Sherbet lemons
• Skittles Sour
• Skor
• Sno-Caps
• Sour belts
• Sour Punch
• Spree
• Strawberry bon bons
• Sugar Babies
• Sugar Daddy
• Take 5
• Tamarind candy
• Terry's Chocolate Orange
• Toffifee
• Tony's Chocolonely
• Toxic Waste
• Trident
• Trolli
• Twirl
• Vero Mango
• Violet Crumble
• Werther's Original
• Whatchamacallit
• Whitman's
• Whoppers
• Wine gums
• Wispa
• Wonka Bar
• Yorkie
• Zero

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• 3 Musketeers
• Airheads
• Altoids
• Andes
• Atomic Fireball
• Blow Pop
• Bubble gum— Technically its own confection class, but nobody shops that way.
• Butterfinger
• Butterscotch
• Cadbury
• Cadbury Creme Egg
• Cadbury Mini Eggs
• Chupa Chups
• Crunch
• Dots
• Dove
• Dum Dums
• Feastables
• Ferrero Rocher
• Fun Dip
• Ghirardelli
• Godiva
• Gumdrops
• Gummy bears
• Gummy worms
• Haribo
• Hershey's
• Hot Tamales
• Jelly Belly
• Jolly Rancher
• Junior Mints
• Kinder
• Kinder Bueno
• Kinder Egg
• Lemon drops
• Lemonhead
• Lindt
• Mars bar
• Marshmallow— Sold bagged on the candy aisle, and it is pure sugar.
• Mentos
• Mike and Ike
• Milky Way
• Nerds
• Peanut brittle
• Peeps
• Peppermints
• Pez
• Pop Rocks
• Push Pop
• Red Hots
• Red Vines
• Ring Pop
• Rock candy
• Rolo
• Saltwater taffy
• Smarties
• Sour Patch Kids
• Starburst
• Swedish Fish
• SweeTarts
• Sweethearts
• Taffy
• Tic Tac
• Tootsie Pop
• Turtles
• Twizzlers
• Warheads
• York Peppermint Pattie

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Toblerone— A bear hides in its Matterhorn logo, honoring hometown Bern.
• Turkish delight— Edmund sold out Narnia for a box of it.

The most common answer on the board.

• Candy cane
• Caramel
• Chocolate
• Fudge
• Hershey's Kisses
• Jelly beans
• Kit Kat
• Laffy Taffy
• Licorice
• Life Savers
• Lollipop
• M&M's
• Milk Duds
• Reese's
• Skittles
• Snickers
• Toffee
• Tootsie Roll
• Twix

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Ignoratio elenchi— Aristotle catalogued this Latin name for missing the point entirely.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Accident fallacy
• Ad hoc rescue
• Affirming a disjunct
• Affirming the consequent
• Appeal to accomplishment
• Appeal to flattery
• Appeal to motive
• Appeal to poverty
• Appeal to probability
• Appeal to ridicule
• Appeal to spite
• Appeal to the stone
• Appeal to wealth
• Argument from repetition
• Argument from silence
• Baconian fallacy
• Base rate fallacy
• Bulverism
• Chronological snobbery
• Conjunction fallacy
• Continuum fallacy
• Courtier's reply
• Definitional retreat
• Denying a conjunct
• Denying the antecedent
• Division fallacy
• Doorman fallacy
• Double counting
• Ecological fallacy
• Etymological fallacy
• Exclusive premises
• Existential fallacy
• Fallacy of accent
• Fallacy of four terms
• Fallacy of relative privation
• Fallacy of the single cause
• False attribution
• Furtive fallacy
• Galileo gambit
• Gish gallop— Named for creationist Duane Gish, who buried debate opponents in claims.
• Goomba fallacy
• Historian's fallacy
• Homunculus fallacy
• I'm entitled to my opinion
• If-by-whiskey
• Ignoring a common cause
• Illicit major
• Illicit minor
• Incomplete comparison
• Inflation of conflict
• Inverse gambler's fallacy
• Invincible ignorance
• Kettle logic
• Logic chopping
• Loki's wager
• Ludic fallacy
• Lump of labour fallacy
• Magical thinking
• Masked man fallacy
• McNamara fallacy
• Middle ground fallacy
• Mind projection fallacy
• Misleading vividness
• Modal fallacy
• Moralistic fallacy
• Nirvana fallacy
• Nutpicking
• Overwhelming exception
• Package deal fallacy
• Persuasive definition
• Politician's syllogism
• Pooh-pooh
• Proof by assertion
• Prosecutor's fallacy
• Proving too much
• Psychologist's fallacy
• Regression fallacy
• Reification
• Retrospective determinism
• Slothful induction
• Special pleading
• Style over substance
• Suppressed correlative
• Survivorship bias— A bias by name, but Wikipedia's fallacy list claims it anyway.
• Texas sharpshooter
• Thought-terminating cliché
• Tone policing
• Traitorous critic fallacy
• Undistributed middle
• Wishful thinking
• Wrong direction

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Anecdotal fallacy
• Appeal to consequences
• Appeal to fear
• Appeal to force
• Appeal to ignorance
• Appeal to nature
• Appeal to novelty
• Appeal to pity
• Appeal to tradition
• Association fallacy
• Composition fallacy
• Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
• Equivocation
• False analogy
• False equivalence
• Gambler's fallacy
• Genetic fallacy
• Hasty generalization
• Loaded question
• Motte and bailey
• Moving the goalposts
• Naturalistic fallacy
• Non sequitur
• Personal incredulity
• Poisoning the well
• Post hoc
• Quoting out of context
• Shifting the burden of proof
• Sunk cost fallacy
• Tu quoque
• Two wrongs make a right

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Appeal to authority
• Appeal to emotion
• Bandwagon
• Begging the question
• Cherry picking
• False dilemma
• No true Scotsman
• Red herring

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Fallacy fallacy— Assuming a badly-argued conclusion must be false is itself fallacious.

The most common answer on the board.

• Ad hominem
• Slippery slope
• Strawman

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• P-trap— Its curve holds standing water that blocks sewer gas.
• Pumice stone— Volcanic rock with so many trapped air bubbles it floats on water.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Aftershave
• Air freshener
• Baby changing station
• Baby powder
• Back scrubber
• Basket
• Bath bomb
• Bath pillow
• Bath tray
• Bleach
• Bobby pins
• Body scrub
• Condoms
• Contact solution
• Dentures
• Diapers
• Disinfecting wipes
• Douche
• Drain cleaner
• Drain snake
• Drain stopper
• Dry shampoo
• Ear plugs
• Enema
• Eye drops
• Face mask
• GFCI outlet— Required by code to cut power instantly if water reaches it.
• Glass cleaner
• Grab bar
• Hair gel
• Hair ties
• Heat lamp
• Heated towel rail
• Hydrogen peroxide
• Lip balm
• Magazine
• Makeup brushes
• Makeup remover
• Menstrual cup
• Nail polish
• Nail polish remover
• Nightlight
• Non-slip mat
• Paper towel dispenser
• Plant
• Retainer
• Robe hook
• Rubber gloves
• Rubbing alcohol
• Sanitary bin
• Serum
• Shower bench
• Shower caddy
• Shower curtain rings
• Shower liner
• Shower speaker
• Squeegee— Wipes shower glass dry to prevent water spots and mildew.
• Step stool
• Sunscreen
• Toilet float
• Toilet handle
• Toilet stall
• Toilet tank
• Toner
• Tongue scraper
• Toothpicks
• Urinal cake
• Vaseline
• Vitamins
• Water flosser
• Whitening strips

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Band-aids
• Bath salts
• Bath toys
• Bathrobe
• Bathroom scale
• Beard trimmer
• Body wash
• Bubble bath
• Candle
• Cleaning spray
• Comb
• Cotton balls
• Cotton swabs
• Cup
• Curling iron
• Dental floss
• Deodorant
• Drain
• Exhaust fan
• Face wash
• Faucet
• First aid kit
• Hair dryer
• Hair straightener
• Hairspray
• Hand dryer
• Hand sanitizer
• Loofah— Actually a dried gourd from the cucumber family, not a sea creature.
• Makeup
• Medicine
• Medicine cabinet
• Mouthwash
• Nail clippers
• Nail file
• Pads
• Paper towels
• Perfume
• Shaving cream
• Shower cap
• Shower door
• Shower head
• Shower rod
• Soap dish
• Soap dispenser
• Sponge
• Tampons
• Thermometer
• Toilet bowl cleaner
• Toilet paper holder
• Toiletry bag
• Toothbrush holder
• Towel bar
• Tweezers
• Urinal
• Vanity
• Wet wipes

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Bath mat
• Conditioner
• Hairbrush
• Hamper
• Hand towel
• Lotion
• Mirror
• Plunger
• Razor
• Shampoo
• Shower curtain
• Soap
• Tissues
• Toilet brush
• Toilet paper
• Toilet seat
• Toothpaste
• Trash can
• Washcloth

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Bidet— French for 'small horse,' since you straddle it like a pony.
• Rubber duck— Ernie's 1970 Sesame Street song made it a bathtub icon.

The most common answer on the board.

• Bathtub
• Shower
• Sink
• Toilet
• Toothbrush
• Towel

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Spencer Haywood— His 1971 Supreme Court win let players enter the NBA early.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Al Attles— Played eleven Warriors seasons, then entered the Hall as a contributor.
• Al Cervi
• Alex Hannum— Coach category, though he banged around nine early NBA seasons.
• Andy Phillip
• Arnie Risen
• Bailey Howell
• Bill Sharman
• Billy Donovan— Two NCAA titles got him in; the 1988 Knicks got 44 games.
• Bob Dandridge
• Bob Davies
• Bob Houbregs
• Bob Pettit
• Bobby Jones
• Bobby Wanzer
• Buddy Jeannette
• Carl Braun
• Charlie Scott
• Chauncey Billups
• Chet Walker
• Chuck Cooper
• Cliff Hagan
• Clyde Lovellette
• Connie Hawkins
• Dave Cowens
• Dave DeBusschere
• Dick Barnett
• Dick McGuire
• Dino Radja
• Doc Rivers— His 2026 plaque says coach; his playing card says 13 seasons.
• Dolph Schayes
• Don Nelson— Coaching got him in; playing got him five Boston rings.
• Doug Collins— A contributor inductee who was also 1973's number-one pick.
• Earl Monroe
• Ed Macauley
• Frank Ramsey
• George Karl— Coach inductee who scrapped through the mid-70s Spurs backcourt.
• George McGinnis
• George Yardley
• Gus Johnson
• Guy Rodgers
• Hal Greer
• Harry Gallatin
• Jack Twyman
• Jamaal Wilkes
• Jerry Sloan— Enshrined as a coach after two All-Star seasons as a Bull.
• Jim Pollard
• Joe Fulks
• John Thompson— Georgetown coaching made him famous; backing up Bill Russell came first.
• Larry Costello— Coaching plaque, but six All-Star selections as a guard.
• Lou Hudson
• Louie Dampier
• Maurice Stokes
• Mel Daniels
• Mike D'Antoni— Class of 2026 as a coach, mid-70s Kings guard by trade.
• Nate Thurmond
• Nathaniel Clifton
• Neil Johnston
• Pat Riley— Showtime's architect first rode the 1972 champion Lakers' bench.
• Paul Westphal
• Red Holzman— Knicks coaching legend who first played for the Rochester Royals.
• Richie Guerin
• Rick Adelman— Seven journeyman seasons at guard came before the coaching plaque.
• Rod Thorn— Contributor on the plaque, eight NBA seasons on the résumé.
• Rudy Tomjanovich— A coach on his plaque, a five-time All-Star on the court.
• Sam Jones
• Sarunas Marciulionis
• Slater Martin
• Slick Leonard— Boom baby coaching fame, but an NBA guard through the 60s.
• Tom Gola
• Vern Mikkelsen
• Walt Bellamy
• Walt Frazier
• Walter Davis
• Wayne Embry— Basketball's first Black general manager, and a five-time All-Star center.
• Wes Unseld
• Willis Reed
• Zelmo Beaty

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Adrian Dantley
• Alex English
• Alonzo Mourning
• Artis Gilmore
• Arvydas Sabonis
• Ben Wallace
• Bernard King
• Bill Bradley
• Bill Walton
• Billy Cunningham
• Bob Cousy
• Bob Lanier
• Bob McAdoo
• Calvin Murphy
• Carmelo Anthony
• Chris Bosh
• Chris Mullin
• Chris Webber
• Clyde Drexler
• Dan Issel
• Dave Bing
• David Thompson
• Dennis Johnson
• Dikembe Mutombo
• Dominique Wilkins
• Drazen Petrovic
• Elgin Baylor
• Elvin Hayes
• Gail Goodrich
• Gary Payton
• George Gervin
• Grant Hill
• Isiah Thomas
• Jack Sikma
• Jerry Lucas
• Jerry West
• Jo Jo White
• Joe Dumars
• John Havlicek
• K.C. Jones
• Lenny Wilkens
• Manu Ginobili
• Maurice Cheeks
• Michael Cooper
• Mitch Richmond
• Moses Malone
• Nate Archibald
• Oscar Robertson
• Pau Gasol
• Paul Arizin
• Paul Pierce
• Phil Jackson— Inducted as a coach, but won the 1973 title as a Knick.
• Ralph Sampson
• Ray Allen
• Reggie Miller
• Rick Barry
• Robert Parish
• Sidney Moncrief
• Tim Hardaway
• Tom Heinsohn
• Toni Kukoc
• Tony Parker
• Tracy McGrady
• Vince Carter
• Vlade Divac

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Allen Iverson
• Amar'e Stoudemire— Six All-Star nods, and finally a Springfield jacket in August 2026.
• Bill Russell
• Charles Barkley
• David Robinson
• Dennis Rodman
• Dirk Nowitzki
• Dwight Howard
• Dwyane Wade
• George Mikan
• Hakeem Olajuwon
• James Worthy
• Jason Kidd
• John Stockton
• Julius Erving
• Karl Malone
• Kevin Garnett
• Kevin McHale
• Patrick Ewing
• Pete Maravich
• Scottie Pippen
• Steve Nash
• Tim Duncan
• Wilt Chamberlain

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Yao Ming— Eight injury-shortened seasons still walked him into Springfield in 2016.

The most common answer on the board.

• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
• Kobe Bryant
• Larry Bird
• Magic Johnson
• Michael Jordan
• Shaquille O'Neal

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Up Helly Aa— Shetlanders dress as Vikings each January and burn a longship.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Administrative Professionals Day
• Africa Day
• All Souls' Day
• Aluth Avurudda
• Arbor Day
• Asalha Puja
• Ascension Day
• Assumption of Mary
• Ati-Atihan
• Beltane
• Bhai Dooj
• Bodhi Day
• Boryeong Mud Festival
• Boss's Day
• Burns Night
• Candlemas
• Chaharshanbe Suri
• Cheung Chau Bun Festival
• Chhath Puja
• Chuseok
• Coming of Age Day
• Corpus Christi
• Crop Over
• Day of Arafah
• Dongzhi
• Double Ninth Festival
• Easter Monday
• Enkutatash
• Feria de Abril
• Festa Junina
• Festivus— Seinfeld invented it in 1997; real aluminum poles followed anyway.
• Flag Day
• Friendship Day
• Galungan
• German Unity Day
• Ghost Festival
• Golden Week
• Grandparents Day
• Guadalupe Day
• Guru Nanak Jayanti
• Hanami
• Harbin Ice Festival
• Heritage Day
• Hinamatsuri
• Human Rights Day
• Imbolc
• Immaculate Conception
• Indian Independence Day
• Inti Raymi
• Islamic New Year
• Isra and Mi'raj
• Junkanoo
• Karva Chauth
• Khmer New Year
• King's Day
• Krampusnacht
• La Tomatina
• Lag BaOmer
• Lao New Year
• Las Fallas
• Las Posadas
• Laylat al-Qadr
• Litha
• Lohri
• Losar
• Loy Krathong
• Lughnasadh
• Mabon
• Magha Puja
• Mahavir Jayanti
• Makar Sankranti
• Maslenitsa
• Matariki
• Maundy Thursday
• Mawlid
• Mehregan
• Meskel
• Mexican Independence Day
• Michaelmas
• Midsummer
• Monkey Buffet Festival
• Naadam
• Notting Hill Carnival
• Nowruz
• Nyepi
• Obon
• Old New Year
• Orthodox Christmas
• Ostara
• Paryushana
• Patriots' Day
• Pchum Ben
• Pentecost
• Pi Day
• Qingming
• Ram Navami
• Ratha Yatra
• Republic Day
• Samhain
• Setsubun
• Shavuot
• Shichi-Go-San
• Simbang Gabi
• Simchat Torah
• Sinulog
• Sizdah Bedar
• Songkran
• St. Andrew's Day
• St. David's Day
• St. George's Day
• St. Jean Baptiste Day
• St. Joseph's Day
• St. Lucia Day
• St. Martin's Day
• St. Nicholas Day
• Sweetest Day
• Syttende Mai
• Tanabata
• Teachers' Day
• Teej
• Thaipusam
• Thingyan
• Timkat
• Tisha B'Av
• Tsagaan Sar
• Tu BiShvat
• Ugadi
• Vasant Panchami
• Vassa
• Vesak
• Victoria Day
• Victory Day
• Waitangi Day
• Walpurgis Night
• Watch Night
• White Day
• Yalda
• Yom HaAtzmaut
• Yom HaShoah

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Advent
• All Saints' Day
• Anzac Day
• Ashura
• Australia Day
• Bastille Day
• Canada Day
• Carnival
• Children's Day
• Day of the Dead
• Dragon Boat Festival
• Durga Puja
• Dussehra
• Epiphany
• Ganesh Chaturthi
• Groundhog Day
• Guy Fawkes Night
• Hogmanay
• Holi
• Holy Week
• International Women's Day
• Janmashtami
• Kumbh Mela
• Kwanzaa
• Lantern Festival
• Lent
• Maha Shivaratri
• May Day
• Mid-Autumn Festival
• Navratri
• Oktoberfest
• Onam
• Passover
• Pongal
• Pride
• Purim
• Raksha Bandhan
• Rosh Hashanah
• San Fermin
• Sukkot
• Tet
• Vaisakhi
• Winter Solstice
• Yom Kippur
• Yule

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• April Fools' Day
• Ash Wednesday
• Cinco de Mayo
• Columbus Day
• Diwali
• Earth Day
• Eid
• Father's Day
• Good Friday
• Hanukkah
• Independence Day
• Juneteenth
• Labor Day
• Lunar New Year
• Mardi Gras
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Memorial Day
• Mother's Day
• Palm Sunday
• Presidents' Day
• Ramadan
• St. Patrick's Day
• Valentine's Day
• Veterans Day

An overthought pick that scores below the middle of the board.

• Boxing Day— Commonwealth countries spend December 26 shopping and watching cricket.

The most common answer on the board.

• Christmas
• Easter
• Halloween
• New Year's Day
• Thanksgiving