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

[coolhandgopher]

Waite Hoyt edges 1 closer to Ken Brett in today's Grid as a Yankee/<3 00 ERA.

Speaking of the 1927 Bronx Bombers, my other nerd accomplishment, was using Mark Koenig in the .300 BA-Season/Yankees category.

As a New Player, I have now used the entire starting 9 lineup.

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Today's board frustrated me, as the combination of Gold Glove, Silver Slugger and pitching categories really elevates my score and doesn't typically bring about new players--I really need to do some deep diving on that triad so I can move away from using Jim Kaat, Mike Hampton, Greg Maddux, and Ohtani so often.

But I did reel in two new players today and I surprised the hell out of myself with one--#1439 was Thurman Munson. I'd have thought he would have been an early bird in my grid adventures, but nope.

 

[Ope3]

Today's board frustrated me, as the combination of Gold Glove, Silver Slugger and pitching categories really elevates my score and doesn't typically bring about new players--I really need to do some deep diving on that triad so I can move away from using Jim Kaat, Mike Hampton, Greg Maddux, and Ohtani so often.

But I did reel in two new players today and I surprised the hell out of myself with one--#1439 was Thurman Munson. I'd have thought he would have been an early bird in my grid adventures, but nope.

I'm pretty sure I have used Munson, but now you have me 2nd guessing myself. +40 WAR, probably.

Fernando was sneaky low Rarity (4%) in the <3.00 ERA/Silver Sluggers box. I couldn't think of anyone other than Maddux (22%) for Braves Gold Glove. Also used Kitty.