Which All-Stars have played for the Atlanta Braves? MLB Immaculate Grid answers for July 11

MLB's Immaculate Grid has just revealed the highly anticipated answers for July 11.

Today, we'll explore the history of All-Stars who have graced the roster of the Atlanta Braves. Over the years, the Braves have been home to numerous baseball legends.

Here are the All-Stars since 2010 who have played for the Braves during their careers:

2023:

Ronald Acuña Jr.

Orlando Arcia

Sean Murphy

Spencer Strider

Bryce Elder

Matt Olson

Ozzie Albies

Austin Riley

2022:

Ronald Acuña Jr.,

Travis d'Arnaud

Dansby Swanson

William Contreras

Max Fried

Austin Riley

2021:

Ronald Acuña Jr

Freddie Freeman

Ozzie Albies

2020:

Pandemic

2019:

Ronald Acuña Jr

Freddie Freeman

Mike Soroka

2018:

Mike Foltynewicz

Freddie Freeman

Ozzie Albies

Nick Markakis

2017:

Ender Inciarte, OF

2016:

Julio Teheran, P

2015:

Shelby Miller, P

2014:

Craig Kimbrel

Freddie Freeman

Julio Teheran

2013:

Brian McCann

Craig Kimbrel

Freddie Freeman

1B

2012:

Chipper Jones

Craig Kimbrel

Dan Uggla

Michael Bourn

2011:

Brian McCann

Chipper Jones

Craig Kimbrel

Jonny Venters

Jair Jurrjens

2010:

Brian McCann

Martin Prado

Tim Hudson

Omar Infante

Jason Heyward

Credits: MLB.com

What is MLB Immaculate Grid?

Which All-Stars have played for the Atlanta Braves? MLB Immaculate Grid answers July 11.

MLB Immaculate Grid is an immersive daily game that serves as the ultimate test for baseball aficionados. It presents participants with a unique 3-by-3 grid, each cell representing a distinct criterion closely associated with the sport.

The objective of MLB Immaculate Grid is to correctly identify nine baseball players who fulfill the specific criteria embedded within the grid. With only nine guesses at their disposal, participants must employ their analytical prowess and strategic thinking to strategically fill out the grid, aiming for a flawless score.

Every cell in the grid unveils a different clue, requiring players to delve deep into their hardball knowledge and keen observation to make accurate player selections.

It's a thrilling challenge that demands both familiarity with the game's intricacies and an ability to decipher the puzzle-like clues.

How to play the MLB Immaculate Grid game?

First, choose a player for each cell based on the criteria specified by the corresponding row and column. To be eligible for a team, a player must have played at least one MLB game for that team.

If a cell represents a team and an award, the selected player must have won that award while playing for that team. If a cell represents a team and a seasonal statistic, the chosen player must have achieved that statistic while playing for that team.

When selecting a player for a cell with a rate statistic (such as AVG or ERA), that player must have accumulated that statistic over a full season. Note that a player cannot be chosen more than once.

You have a total of 9 attempts to complete the grid. Each guess, regardless of its accuracy, counts as one attempt. Furthermore, you can select MLB players who are currently active or inactive.