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You MLB trivia mavens might like the immaculate grid: https://www.immaculategrid.com

Basically, it is a 3x3 grid in which you have to find players that match the criteria for each row and column.  For example, today's rows are Houston, LA, and Gold Glove winner and the columns are Texas, Washington, and 200 K in a season, so you would have to find a player to meet each of the nine squares:

* A player who played for both the Astros and Rangers
* A player who played for both the Astros and Nationals
* A pitcher for the Astros who struck out 200+ K in a season
* A player who played for both the Dodgers and Rangers
* A player who played for both the Dodgers and Nationals
* A pitcher for the Dodgers who struck out 200+ K in a season
* A gold glove winner for the Rangers
* A gold glove winner for the Nationals
* A gold glove pitcher who struck out 200+ K in a season

You can only use one player per square, so you can't use Nolan Ryan as the Astros/Rangers combo and the Astros/200+ K combo.  You can use any player from a franchise's history, so you can use an Expo for the Nationals answers.  The game gives you a "rarity score", so there is probably an element of pride in picking someone other than Greg Maddox as the gold glove winner with 200+ Ks.

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You MLB trivia mavens might like the immaculate grid: https://www.immaculategrid.com

Basically, it is a 3x3 grid in which you have to find players that match the criteria for each row and column.  For example, today's rows are Houston, LA, and Gold Glove winner and the columns are Texas, Washington, and 200 K in a season, so you would have to find a player to meet each of the nine squares:

* A player who played for both the Astros and Rangers
* A player who played for both the Astros and Nationals
* A pitcher for the Astros who struck out 200+ K in a season
* A player who played for both the Dodgers and Rangers
* A player who played for both the Dodgers and Nationals
* A pitcher for the Dodgers who struck out 200+ K in a season
* A gold glove winner for the Rangers
* A gold glove winner for the Nationals
* A gold glove pitcher who struck out 200+ K in a season

You can only use one player per square, so you can't use Nolan Ryan as the Astros/Rangers combo and the Astros/200+ K combo.  You can use any player from a franchise's history, so you can use an Expo for the Nationals answers.  The game gives you a "rarity score", so there is probably an element of pride in picking someone other than Greg Maddox as the gold glove winner with 200+ Ks.

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