All Things Immaculate Grid-related (MLB, NBA, NFL)

Day 1 and the quest for a perfect month is over. I mixed up Ed Kranepool with Ed Hearn for Mets Catcher.

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Twins Alert on the Grid:

Reds - Sal Butera / 0.7%
Dodgers - Mickey Hatcher / 3%
Mariners - Mitch Garver / 3%
 

Day 1 and the quest for a perfect month is over. I mixed up Ed Kranepool with Ed Hearn for Mets Catcher.

🤬
Same happened to me, but in a different manner-I thought Early Wynn was a shoo-in for 6+ WAR with the ChiSox, turns out he only did that with the Indians. 🤬
 

Twins Alert on the Grid:

Reds - Sal Butera / 0.7%
Dodgers - Mickey Hatcher / 3%
Mariners - Mitch Garver / 3%
I went:
Reds-Kyle Farmer (5%)
Dodgers-Geoff Zahn (.3%)
Mariners-Justin Topa (1%)

I was also able to slot Frankie Rodriguez into the Mariners/BoSox square for a cool .004%.

I’m quite surprised Mickey Hatcher was a 3%’er. Journeyman outfielder who bounced between the two franchises with a career 2.9 WAR. Another mysterious equation from the IG.
 

I went:
Reds-Kyle Farmer (5%)
Dodgers-Geoff Zahn (.3%)
Mariners-Justin Topa (1%)

I was also able to slot Frankie Rodriguez into the Mariners/BoSox square for a cool .004%.

I’m quite surprised Mickey Hatcher was a 3%’er. Journeyman outfielder who bounced between the two franchises with a career 2.9 WAR. Another mysterious equation from the IG.

For MIN-LAD, I thought it was interesting that Jim Thome was the Most Popular at 11%, which is pretty small for that honor. Thome played a whopping 17 games in Dodger Blue.

I suppose just lots of identifiable options for those 2 teams, but not really anyone that was career defining for both.

Thome might be the only Twin-Dodger HoFer, not counting Senators.
 


Twins Alert on the Grid. I've been waiting to spring the Swarzak selection for a run at Single Digit Rarity.

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It was an 8 Total earlier, but has crept up to 9.
 

Twins Alert on the Grid. I've been waiting to spring the Swarzak selection for a run at Single Digit Rarity.

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It was an 8 Total earlier, but has crept up to 9.
I went with:
Astros: Mark Davidson (.1%)
ChiSox: “Lefty” Carlton (5%)
100 RBI’s: Bob Allison (1%)

I thought I would be able to sneak Carlton past for a smaller score, but no dice; that along with Twins alum Don Baylor for the Angels/100 RBI’s slot at 8% put my score in the 20’s—nice work on your sub 10% achievement.
 

It's been going on for awhile, so I'm happy that they seem committed to shaking things up. The new category today was made a field goal. Unfortunately, I burned myself. I had it in my head that since Jeff Feagles was a punter for about 35 years, he must have been forced into a field goal attempt at some point. He was, but unfortunately, he missed the kick.
 

It's been going on for awhile, so I'm happy that they seem committed to shaking things up. The new category today was made a field goal. Unfortunately, I burned myself. I had it in my head that since Jeff Feagles was a punter for about 35 years, he must have been forced into a field goal attempt at some point. He was, but unfortunately, he missed the kick.
I almost went with Feagles before remembering it was another mustachioed kicker (Tony Franklin) who was their kicker with the Vermeil era Eagles.
 



I went with:
Astros: Mark Davidson (.1%)
ChiSox: “Lefty” Carlton (5%)
100 RBI’s: Bob Allison (1%)

I thought I would be able to sneak Carlton past for a smaller score, but no dice; that along with Twins alum Don Baylor for the Angels/100 RBI’s slot at 8% put my score in the 20’s—nice work on your sub 10% achievement.
Thanks! Carew is sneaky low on the Twins/100 RBIs. Art Howe only being 1% was key.

Lefty at 5% does seem high for a Twins/White Sox combo.

Gaetti is really valuable and a versatile Grid stalwart. In addition to playing for 6 teams, G-Man checks boxes on 100 RBIs, 2000 Hits, All Star, Silver Slugger and Gold Glove categories. While primarily at 3B, also played LF, RF, SS & 1B.

Even pitched a bit, with 2 years a 0.00 ERA.
 




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