The 17th NBA Immaculate Grid has been released on Aug. 10. The popular puzzle trivia game continues to sweep the online basketball community. The NBA offseason is at its full peak with the start of training camp still far from the horizon.Thursday's puzzle has a special category of a player who averaged 20 or more points in a single season. Here are the clues for the 17th edition of the NBA Immaculate Grid:Grid 1: Player who played for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Boston CelticsGrid 2: Player who played for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Miami HeatGrid 3: Player who played for the Minnesota Timberwolves and averaged 20 or more points in a seasonGrid 4: Player who played for the Chicago Bulls and Boston CelticsGrid 5: Player who played for the Chicago Bulls and Miami HeatGrid 6: Player who played for the Chicago Bulls and averaged 20 or more points in a seasonGrid 7: Player who played for the Washington Wizards and Boston CelticsGrid 8: Player who played for the Washington Wizards and Miami HeatGrid 9: Player who played for the Washington Wizards and averaged 20 or more points in a seasonImmaculate Grid@immaculategrid Immaculate Grid 17#immaculategridhubs.li/Q01-CVf40Retweet or reply with your score! pic.twitter.com/m5zmclTqVm2🏀 Immaculate Grid 17#immaculategridhubs.li/Q01-CVf40Retweet or reply with your score! pic.twitter.com/m5zmclTqVmLet's try to get all the answers for Thursday's NBA Immaculate Grid. Kevin Garnett became a superstar with the Minnesota Timberwolves. However, Garnett had his most successful years with the Boston Celtics, winning his lone NBA championship with them in 2008.Michael Beasley was a second overall pick for Miami in 2008, but his career never panned out. Beasley had his best year with the Timberwolves in the 2010-11 season. For grid 3, Anthony Edwards averaged 20 or more points in his second and third year in Minnesota.Rajon Rondo won a ring with the Celtics and played a season in Chicago in 2016-17. Jimmy Butler worked his way up during his time with the Bulls from 2011 to 2017. After short stints in Minnesota and Philadelphia, Butler found his home in South Beach.For grid 6, there's no question about who should be the top answer — it's Michael Jordan, no explanations needed. Isaiah Thomas was a star in Boston for a while before injuries forced him to become a journeyman. One of Thomas' stops later in his career was the Washington Wizards.Markieff Morris played three and a half seasons for the Wizards and suited up for the Heat in the 2021-22 season. Finally, Gilbert Arenas was an absolute scoring machine at his peak in Washington.Also Read: Which Sacramento Kings star also played for Atlanta Hawks? NBA Immaculate Grid answers for August 9Alternative answers for NBA Immaculate Grid 17Some people are satisfied with completing the grid, while others would like to have a low rarity score. To achieve that, the answers should not be common players, so here's a set of alternative answers for Thursday's NBA Immaculate Grid:Grid 1: Ryan Gomes, Sebastian Telfair and Theo RatliffGrid 2: Mike Miller, Antoine Walker and Kevin LoveGrid 3: Al Jefferson, Andrew Wiggins and Tony CampbellGrid 4: Keith Bogans, Brian Scalabrine and Dwyane WadeGrid 5: Max Strus, Goran Dragic and Luol DengGrid 6: Derrick Rose, Zach LaVine and Artis GilmoreGrid 7: Paul Pierce, Tom Gugliotta and Jeff GreenGrid 8: Trevor Ariza, Caron Butler and Rex ChapmanGrid 9: Michael Jordan, Elvin Hayes and Bradley Beallet's go@burner4256@immaculategrid pic.twitter.com/YY5ecuJSKp1@immaculategrid pic.twitter.com/YY5ecuJSKpAlso Read: "This might be his first healthy summer" - Gilbert Arenas backs Paul George's claim that he will be on his 'bully sh*t' next season