The Freeway Series is in focus on the Aug. 13 edition of MLB Immaculate Grid, with the Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers featured in one of the intersections. Players aiming for a perfect score today will need to name one player, current or former, who has suited up for both city rivals.
There’s been plenty of crossover between the two long-standing franchises over the years, so there’s many good answers to choose from. In total, 123 players have represented the two rivals and this article is here to help you ace today’s MLB Immaculate Grid by guiding you through some of those names.
MLB Immaculate Grid Answers August 13: Which Angels players have also played for the Dodgers?

The first name that instantly comes to mind is Albert Pujols. The future Hall of Famer played nine seasons for the Angels between 2012 and 2021 before signing for the Dodgers, spending only one season at the franchise.

Atlanta Braves right-hander Jesse Chavez has played for nine different clubs since making his major league debut in 2008 - two of those being the Angels and the Dodgers.
Chavez had two stints with the Angels, first time in 2017 before returning in 2022 - both tenures lasting just one season. His tenure at the Dodgers during 2016 also lasted one solitary campaign.
2005 World Series champion Jon Garland is another good shout. The former ace joined the Dodgers during two occasions - 2009 and 2011, lasting just the duration of the campaign during both years. His stay at the Angels also lasted one season, after signing for them in 2008.
Other possible answers for today’s MLB Immaculate Grid include:
- Don Aase
- Bobby Abreu
- Orlando Álvarez
- Garret Anderson
- Larry Barnes
- Tim Belcher
- Steve Bilko
- Joe Blanton
- Ken Brett
- Rocky Bridges
- Hubie Brooks
- Bill Buckner
- Nick Buss
- Drew Butera
- Alberto Callaspo
- John Candelaria
- Gino Cimoli
- Dennis Cook
- Chad Curtis
- Bobby Darwin
- Vic Davalillo
- Tommy Davis
- Willie Davis
- Dick Egan
Check out Baseball Reference to find out every single player who has ever played even a single inning for either franchise.