Medium — logic-grid deduction puzzle
Rain soaked the only box score from the deciding game, and the lines for Saturnino, Bartholomew and Kendrick have to be pieced back together.
The deciding game of the series ended in a downpour, and the only box score on the scorer's table got soaked. Five starters had a line on that sheet. The rain blurred three of them, the lines for Saturnino, Bartholomew and Kendrick. The other two stayed dry and play no part here. For each of the three, we need back his minutes, his rebounds, his assists and his points. Line the three up from fewest minutes to most. The scorer also wrote a note in the margin beside each of their names. That note is not the player's own points. It is the points of the players just before and just after him in that line, added together. The player with the fewest minutes and the player with the most each have only one neighbour, so each of their notes is just that one neighbour's points.
Read the clues, rule out what cannot be, and prove what must be. Every GRIDIGMA puzzle is verified by a solver that shows the reasoning behind each step, so a solution is never a guess.
Logic grid puzzles: how to solve them, with a worked example