Which LA Dodgers players have 200+ hits seasons? MLB Immaculate Grid answers July 11

Baseball aficionados and puzzle enthusiasts alike are eagerly anticipating the MLB Immaculate Grid puzzle for July 11, a challenge that promises to ignite the excitement of fans once again.

Today's puzzle focuses on the players of the Los Angeles Dodgers who have achieved 200 or more hits in a single season.

There have been a few players from Los Angeles Dodgers who have 200+ hits in seasons. Here are a few of them:

Zack Wheat: A legendary outfielder for the Dodgers in the early 20th century, Wheat recorded three seasons with 200+ hits.

Babe Herman: Known for his power-hitting, Herman achieved the remarkable feat of two 200+ hits seasons during his tenure with the Dodgers, leaving a lasting impact on the team.

Steve Garvey: A key figure in the Dodgers' success during the 1970s and '80s, Garvey amassed six seasons with 200+ hits, solidifying his reputation as a clutch performer in crucial moments.

Other players from Los Angeles Dodgers who have had 200+ hits in MLB seasons

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Maury Wills: Renowned for his baserunning skills, Wills accomplished one season with 200+ hits, playing a crucial role in the Dodgers' success in the 1960s.

Steve Sax: A reliable second baseman, Sax recorded one season of 200+ hits with the team.

Mike Piazza: One of the greatest offensive catchers in baseball history, Piazza achieved one season with 200+ hits, solidifying his status as a dominant force behind the plate in MLB.