Immaculate Grid baseball: Answers, connections for Grid 95 (July 7)

2023-07-07 22:46

Time to gird your loins for the Immaculate Grid. Here are the top answers for the 95th version of the Immaculate Grid including the Yankees, Braves and more.For the 95th edition of the Immaculate Grid, we've been treated to a star-studded arrangement featuring legendary MLB franchises like ...

Time to gird your loins for the Immaculate Grid. Here are the top answers for the 95th version of the Immaculate Grid including the Yankees, Braves and more.

For the 95th edition of the Immaculate Grid, we've been treated to a star-studded arrangement featuring legendary MLB franchises like the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves and St. Louis Cardinals, along with the Detroit Tigers and Colorado Rockies. In addition, we have a column for players with 40+ HR seasons, giving us a peak at some of the greatest sluggers in MLB history.

Let's take a look at the answers and connections for every square, including the top answers for each game. As always, we recommend you give the game a go before checking the answer sheet. Cheaters don't prosper, even if the game tells you that you were immaculate.

Immaculate Grid 95: Top answers and connections for each square (July 7)

Let's take a look at the top answers for every square in today's grid.

Rockies/Tigers: C.J. Cron (39%)
Rockies/Cardinals: Nolan Arenado (52%)
Rockies/Yankees: D.J. LeMahieu (42%)
Braves/Tigers: Justin Upton (16%)
Braves/Cardinals: Marcell Ozuna (33%)
Braves/Yankees: Andruw Jones (17%)
Tigers/40 HR season: Miguel Cabrera (73%)
Cardinals/40 HR season: Albert Pujols (50%)
Yankees/40 HR season: Aaron Judge (46%)

There are a lot of big names among the most common answers today, players who have dominated the headlines over the past few years. But Andruw Jones is a deep cut.

Players that played for Rockies and Tigers

89 players have played for both the Rockies and Tigers but just eight have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both.

Jose Iglesias
Ryan Rayburn
Brian Hunter
Kevin Ritz
Brian Bohanon
Willie Blair
Todd Jones
José Ureña

Players that played for Rockies and Cardinals

139 players have played for both the Rockies and Cardinals but just 23 have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both.

Matt Holliday
Todd Zeile
Nolan Arenado
Royce Clayton
Aaron Miles
Randal Grichuk
Dexter Fowler
Daniel Descalso
Larry Walker
Mark Reynolds
Andres Galarraga
Gary Bennett
Mark Sweeney
Corey Dickerson
Jason Marquis
Darryl Kile
Kent Bottenfield
Darren Oliver
Dave Veres
Jose Jimenez
Lance Painter
Julian Tavarez
Austin Gomber

Players that played for Rockies and Yankees

94 players have played for both the Rockies and Yankees but just nine have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both.

DJ LeMahieu
Matt Holliday
Joe Girardi
Charlie Hayes
John Vander Wal
Jason Giambi
Shawn Chacon
Boone Logan
Tommy Kahnle

Players that played for Braves and Tigers

A whopping 221 players have played for both the Braves and Tigers but just 32 have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both.

Herman Long
Bobby Lowe
Bill Bruton
Darrell Evans
Frank Bolling
Earl Torgeson
Duff Cooley
Justin Upton
Edgar Renteria
Gary Sheffield
Ed Gremminger
Omar Infante
Jim Delahanty
Cameron Maybin
George Harper
Billy Lush
Marty McManus
Robert Fick
Al Simmons
Johnny Neun
Pinky Hargrave
Roy Johnson
Gerald Laird
Danny Bautista
Randall Simon
Gordon Beckham
Matt Joyce
Joe Sullivan
Joe Boever
Aníbal Sánchez
Drew Smyly
Doyle Alexander

Players that played for Braves and Cardinals

A whopping 334 players have played for both the Braves and Cardinals and 92 have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both. In the interests of brevity, I've listed just a sampling of notable names below.

Bob Uecker
Rogers Hornsby
Ron Gant
Terry Pendleton
Edgar Renteria
J.D. Drew
Andres Galarraga
Bruce Sutter
Pretzels Getzien

Players that played for Braves and Yankees

A whopping 309 players have played for both the Braves and Yankees and 40 have either had 200+ at-bats or pitched 100+ innings for both. In the interests of brevity, I've listed just a sampling of notable names below.