Anyone playing Immaculate Grid daily?

[David W]

Just got a score of 7 today

[mattsey9]

Thanks for introducing this to me. Lots of fun, and George Earnshaw got me 0.02%!

[cgjackson222]

Apparently Immaculate Grid has been purchased by Sports/Baseball Reference.

Not sure if that will have any impact.

[Mark17]

I'm useless unless the players involved were pre-1994 strike:

[SteveWhite]

Just found it on Baseball Reference. Very hard to do, but I got five in today's game.

[jp1216]

I'm better with the non-expansion (pre 1995) - especially 70s/80s. Today (7/12), I remembered seeing Bobby Bonilla's 1986 Topps card. Messed up by using Ichiro as the Seattle ROY but now can't think of a FL/SEA player....

What's really fun is learning the names of many journeyman players. Guys that played for 12 teams etc. Edwin Jackson etc.

[jp1216]

Originally Posted by Mark17

I'm useless unless the players involved were pre-1994 strike:

Mark, That grid is great! Love seeing grids filled out with all pre 1980 players. (minus Cone!)

I used Joe Morgan last week for SF/OAK!

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by cgjackson222

Apparently Immaculate Grid has been purchased by Sports/Baseball Reference.

Not sure if that will have any impact.

It looks like the biggest impact is you can now get a summary of results after you finish which tells you how many possible answers there are for each box and a link to see them in baseball-reference.com. I like having that available

[clydepepper]

Played for the first time a few minutes ago...not very good - scored 194


Immaculate Grid July 12 score of 194.jpg



Mark- Garvey was pre-1994 and had 200-hit seasons for the Dodgers.

[David W]

So is it cheating to go to baseball reference and look through teams rosters to find (for example) someone who played for Atlanta and both Pittsburgh and Toronto?

You still have to know what teams the players played for, it' s just jogging the memory banks.

My son says it is, I say it is not.

[cgjackson222]

Originally Posted by David W

So is it cheating to go to baseball reference and look through teams rosters to find (for example) someone who played for Atlanta and both Pittsburgh and Toronto?

You still have to know what teams the players played for, it' s just jogging the memory banks.

My son says it is, I say it is not.

I would agree with your son. But hey, its a game, so do whatever you want.