Which Dodgers players have a .300+ career batting average? MLB Immaculate Grid Answers October 3

Today's MLB Immaculate Grid features the Los Angeles Dodgers and a stat-based query: a .300 career average. This is a difficult statistical feat, but there is no minimum on plate appearances. There are in total 105 possible answers. Fortunately, you need only name one to satisfy the grid on October 3.

Jackie Robinson is perhaps the most iconic hitter in Dodgers history, and he had a career average of .313. At the time of writing, 46% of people had used his name since he is probably the simplest answer to this prompt.

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MLB Immaculate Grid Answers October 3: Which Dodgers players have a .300+ career batting average?

Below are some other players who had a career .300 batting average and played for the Dodgers:

• Manny Ramirez, .312 average (LAD from 2008-2010)
• Michael Young, .300 average (LAD in 2013)
• Ben Chapman, .302 average (LAD in 1945)
• Nomar Garciaparra, .313 average (LAD from 2006-2008)

Mike Piazza is another good answer. He played for the Dodgers from 1992 to 1998 when he was traded. He had a career batting average of .308 when he retired.

Mike Piazza played for the Dodgers and had a .300 career average

This prompt can be tricky since there's no minimum to qualify. Any pitcher who went 1/3 and then never hit again could qualify. Nevertheless, there are some good answers to try.

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