An all-new NBA Crossover Grid was released on Oct. 4. The original basketball trivia game remains popular among hoops fans who're all excited about the start of the preseason. Fans can also now play previous grids using the feature called Grid History, which was introduced last month.Wednesday's grid has two special categories: a player who was born outside the United States and a player who participated in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. On that note, here're all the clues for Day 98 of the NBA Crossover Grid:Grid 1: Player who played for the Portland Trail Blazers and Boston CelticsGrid 2: Player who played for the Portland Trail Blazers and Brooklyn NetsGrid 3: Player who played for the Portland Trail Blazers and was born outside the United StatesGrid 4: Player who played for the New Orleans Pelicans and Boston CelticsGrid 5: Player who played for the New Orleans Pelicans and Brooklyn NetsGrid 6: Player who played for the New Orleans Pelicans and was born outside the United StatesGrid 7: Player who played for the Boston Celtics and participated in the Slam Dunk ContestGrid 8: Player who played for the Brooklyn Nets and participated in the Slam Dunk ContestGrid 9: Player who was born outside the United States and participated in the Slam Dunk ContestFor Wednesday's NBA Crossover Grid, here's a closer look at grids 1 and 4: which Boston Celtics players have also played for the Portland Trail Blazers and New Orleans Pelicans?Enes Freedom has been out of the league since he began calling out China for its alleged human rights violations. Freedom played for both the Celtics and Blazers twice. He was in Portland during the 2018-19 and 2020-21 seasons and in Boston during the 2019-20 and 2021-22 seasons.Meanwhile, Rajon Rondo suited up for the Celtics and Pelicans. Rondo had his best years in Boston, winning a championship there in 2008. He spent eight and a half seasons with the Celtics before becoming a journeyman for the rest of his career. He was in New Orleans during the 2017-18 season.Also Read: Which Nuggets players have also played for the Sixers and Mavericks? NBA Crossover Grid answers for Oct. 3NBA Crossover Grid alternative answersOne of the main reasons why grid players solve the daily puzzle is to be atop the rankings. To have a high ranking, a player must need to have a low rarity score.So, here're some alternative answers for grids 1 and 4:Celtics-Blazers players: Gerald Wallace, Rasheed Wallace, Von Wafer, Theo Ratliff, Shavlik RandolphCeltics-Pelicans players: Greg Stiemsma, Dan Dickau, James Posey, P. J. Brown, Rodney RogersHere's a completed grid for Day 98:Also Read: Which players won multiple NBA Finals series have also played for the Nuggets and Cavaliers? NBA Crossover Grid answers for Oct. 3