Immaculate Grid Answers for Grid 110 July 20, 2023

Are you hooked on Immaculate Grid, the daily trivia game from Baseball Reference? We sure are! We’ll warn you right now—this blog post contains spoilers. But if you’re looking for a little help with today’s grid (or you already filled it out and want to know who else qualified) read on.

Here are some answers for today’s grid:

Players who played for the Royals and Giants

Jakob Junis, Gaylord Perry, Carlos Beltrán, Reggie Sanders, Vida Blue. See all 90 players who played with both Kansas City and San Francisco on Baseball Reference. 

Players who played for the Mets and Giants

Willie Mays, Darryl Strawberry, Carlos Beltrán, Jeff Kent, Liván Hernández. See all 125 players who played with both New York and San Francisco on Baseball Reference.

Players who played for the Royals and Pirates

José Bautista, Amos Otis, Joakim Soria, Jeff Suppan, Jason Kendall. See all 110 players who played with both Kansas City and Pittsburgh on Baseball Reference.

Players who played for the Mets and Pirates

Bobby Bonilla, Jason Bay, Starling Marte, Dock Ellis, Pat Mahomes. See all 148 players who played with both New York and Pittsburgh on Baseball Reference.

Players who played for the Royals and Reds

Edinson Vólquez, Johnny Cueto, Mike Moustakas, Reggie Sanders, Billy Hamilton. See all 110 players who played with both Kansas City and Cincinnati on Baseball Reference.

Players who played for the Mets and Reds

George Foster, John Franco, Tom Seaver, Randy Myers, Roy McMillan. See all 130 players who played with both New York and Cincinnati on Baseball Reference.

Players who had a career .300 BA and played for the Giants

Willie Mays, Buster Posey, Will Clark, Monte Irvin, Mel Ott. Here is a list of all 50 players who played for San Francisco with a career .300 batting average:

1. Matty Alou
2. Moises Alou
3. Jake Beckley
4. Wally Berger
5. Zeke Bonura
6. Steve Brodie
7. Dan Brouthers
8. Eddie Brown
9. Jesse Burkett
10. Will Clark
11. Roger Connor
12. Mike Donlin
13. Buck Ewing
14. Frankie Frisch
15. George Gore
16. George Grantham
17. George Harper
18. Rogers Hornsby
19. Monte Irvin
20. Benny Kauff
21. Willie Keeler
22. King Kelly
23. Harvey Kuenn
24. Freddy Leach
25. Freddie Lindstrom
26. Ernie Lombardi
27. Denny Lyons
28. Bill Madlock
29. Willie Mays
30. John McGraw
31. Joe Medwick
32. Irish Meusel
33. Johnny Mize
34. Manny Mota
35. Lefty O’Doul
36. Tip O’Neill
37. Jim O’Rourke
38. Al Oliver
39. Dave Orr
40. Mel Ott
41. Buster Posey
42. Edd Roush
43. Cy Seymour
44. Elmer Smith
45. Bill Terry
46. Mike Tiernan
47. George Van Haltren
48. Curt Walker
49. Hack Wilson
50. Ross Youngs

Players who had a career .300 BA and played for the Pirates

Roberto Clemente, Honus Wagner, Lloyd Waner, Moises Alou, Manny Mota. Here is a list of all 43 players who played for Pittsburgh with a career .300 batting average:

1. Matty Alou
2. Moises Alou
3. Ginger Beaumont
4. Jake Beckley
5. Steve Brodie
6. Pete Browning
7. Sean Casey
8. Fred Clarke
9. Roberto Clemente
10. Joe Cronin
11. Kiki Cuyler
12. Virgil Davis
13. Gene DeMontreville
14. Bob Dillinger
15. Mike Donlin
16. Patsy Donovan
17. Pat Duncan
18. George Grantham
19. Hank Greenberg
20. Joe Harris
21. Babe Herman
22. Billy Herman
23. Paul Hines
24. Joe Kelley
25. Chuck Klein
26. Freddie Lindstrom
27. Denny Lyons
28. Bill Madlock
29. Heinie Manush
30. Stuffy McInnis
31. Manny Mota
32. Al Oliver
33. Elmer Smith
34. Jake Stenzel
35. Homer Summa
36. Pie Traynor
37. George Van Haltren
38. Arky Vaughan
39. Honus Wagner
40. Dixie Walker
41. Lloyd Waner
42. Paul Waner
43. Deacon White

Players who had a career .300 BA and played for the Reds

Pete Rose, Kiki Cuyler, Sean Casey, Al Simmons, Ernie Lombardi. Here is a list of all 37 players who played for Cincinnati with a career .300 batting average:

1. Jake Beckley
2. Wally Berger
3. Jim Bottomley
4. Rube Bressler
5. Pete Browning
6. Sean Casey
7. Sam Crawford
8. Kiki Cuyler
9. Jake Daubert
10. Virgil Davis
11. Mike Donlin
12. Pat Duncan
13. Buck Ewing
14. Lew Fonseca
15. George Grantham
16. Chick Hafey
17. George Harper
18. Harry Heilmann
19. Harvey Hendrick
20. Babe Herman
21. Bug Holliday
22. Joe Kelley
23. Ernie Lombardi
24. Barney McCosky
25. Bob Meusel
26. Johnny Moore
27. Hal Morris
28. Tip O’Neill
29. Pete Rose
30. Edd Roush
31. Cy Seymour
32. Al Simmons
33. Elmer Smith
34. Jake Stenzel
35. Curt Walker
36. Lloyd Waner
37. Ken Williams

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