One of the intersections of the Sept. 21 MLB Immaculate Grid features the Los Angeles Dodgers and Kansas City Royals, two clubs with starkly contrasting fortunes over the last few seasons.
Therefore, participants aiming for an immaculate score will need to name one major league player, current or former, to have suited up for both teams.
This intersection might prove to be challenging, as there hasn’t been a lot of crossover between the two franchises in recent years,
Overall, 84 players have donned both jerseys over the years. If you're struggling to solve this intersection, fear not. This article will walk you through some possible answers and help you ace today’s MLB Immaculate Grid.
MLB Immaculate Grid Answers September 21: Which Dodgers players have also played for the Royals?
The very first name that springs to mind for the Dodgers - Royals intersection of today’s MLB Immaculate Grid is Zach Greinke. He seems to be the people’s choice, too. At the time of writing, 69% of participants have gone with the veteran right-hander.
Greinke began his major league journey with the Kansas City Royals in 2004. He spent seven seasons during his first spell before rejoining them ahead of the 2022 campaign. Greinke also spent three seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers between 2013 and 15.
Former second baseman/shortstop Mark Grudzielanek is another valid answer for this intersection. He played five seasons for the Dodgers between 1998 and 2002. Grudzielanek joined the Royals in 2006, going on to spend three seasons. In his first season for the Royals, Grudzielanek won a Gold Glove.
Some other possible answers include:
- Tony Abreu
- Hanser Alberto
- Luis Alcaraz
- Scott Alexander
- Paul Bako
- Matt Beaty
- Joe Beckwith
- Tim Belcher
- Todd Benzinger
- Ángel Berroa
- Wilson Betemit
- Joe Blanton
- Doug Bochtler
- Hubie Brooks
- Jonathan Broxton
- Bill Buckner
- Drew Butera
- Alberto Callaspo
- Jim Campanis
- Jamey Carroll
Check out Baseball Reference - they have an extensive database that can help you find every player who has played even one inning for either franchise.