Today's MLB Immaculate Grid features decorated pitchers who have been Gold Glove awardees. The puzzle requires users to find out the specific number of pitchers with 300 wins who have earned a Gold Glove.
The MLB Immaculate Grid has become a major hit among fans. In the game, players have to brainstorm answers to fill a 3x3 grid with two types of categories on each side (either a team's name or a statistic).
As the name suggests, each answer needs to be immaculate, leaving no room for error because of the grid system. Every day, the game refreshes and a new grid is unveiled to fans. In today's grid, players have to answer which pitchers have secured 300 wins and won the Gold Glove, an award given to the best defensive player in each position.
1. Greg Maddux - 355 wins, 18 Gold Gloves
No surprises here with Greg Maddux starting off the list. The Hall of Famer has been a defensive stalwart, earning more Gold Gloves than any other player in history. He is also the only pitcher to record 15 wins for 17 consecutive seasons.
2. Phil Niekro - 318 wins, 5 Gold Gloves
Seven years before Greg Maddux won his first ever Gold Glove, it was Phil Niekro who notched up his fifth award in a span of six years. During his time with the Atlanta Braves, Niekro made his way to baseball stardom with 318 wins.
3. Steve Carlton - 329 wins, 1 Gold Glove
In the only season between 1978 and 1983 that Niekro didn't win the award, it was Steve Carlton who took the honours, following up a successful 1980 World Series-winning campaign.