Immaculate Grid Baseball Answers for Grid #171 | September 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.

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

The .300 career average category is a wild one because there is no playing time minimum to qualify. So a player who went 1-for-3 in his career will qualify the same as a 3,000 hit man.

109 total players qualify for the Pirates. Here are the ones with 6,000+ career plate appearances:

1. Honus Wagner
2. Paul Waner
3. Jake Beckley
4. Roberto Clemente
5. Fred Clarke
6. Al Oliver
7. George Van Haltren
8. Joe Cronin
9. Stuffy McInnis
10. Billy Herman
11. Heinie Manush
12. Lloyd Waner
13. Pie Traynor
14. Patsy Donovan
15. Joe Kelley
16. Kiki Cuyler
17. Moises Alou
18. Arky Vaughan
19. Dixie Walker
20. Paul Hines
21. Bill Madlock
22. Chuck Klein
23. Deacon White
24. Steve Brodie
25. Ginger Beaumont
26. Babe Herman
27. Matty Alou
28. Freddie Lindstrom
29. Hank Greenberg

Players who had a .300 career average and played for the White Sox

85 total players qualify for the White Sox. Here are the ones with 6,000+ career plate appearances:

1. Eddie Collins
2. Roberto Alomar
3. Luke Appling
4. Frank Thomas
5. Manny Ramírez
6. Al Simmons
7. Edd Roush
8. Magglio Ordóñez
9. Dixie Walker
10. George Kell
11. Ben Chapman
12. Billy Goodman
13. Jack Fournier

Players who had a .300 career average and played for the Angels

32 total players qualify for the Angels. Here are the ones with 2,000+ career plate appearances:

1. Rod Carew
2. Vladimir Guerrero
3. Mike Trout
4. Ralph Garr
5. Lyman Bostock

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