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The MLB Immaculate Grid for July 25 features the Cleveland Guardians in the first column and the Milwaukee Brewers in the second row. Participants are required to identify players who have played for both teams.
Numerous players have represented both teams, one of them being Marquis Grissom. In his 17-season Major League career, Grissom served as a center fielder for various teams, including the Montreal Expos, Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Guardians, Milwaukee Brewers, Los Angeles Dodgers, and San Francisco Giants. His MLB career lasted from 1989 to 2005.
He amassed two All-Star selections and four Gold Glove Awards. Twice he led the league in stolen bases and even played in three consecutive World Series. He was the ALCS MVP in 1997.
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The Braves traded Grissom to the Cleveland Guardians (then: Cleveland Indians). Grissom helped the team reach the World Series, but they lost to the Florida Marlins in seven games.
Grissom’s performances in that postseason were commendable. He won the ALCS MVP award and completed a streak of 15 consecutive World Series games with a hit. It was the second longest behind only Hank Bauer of the New York Yankees.
Other MLB players who have played for both the Cleveland Guardians and the Milwaukee Brewers
Other players who have worn the jersey for both teams are CC Sabathia, Max Alvis, Joe Azcue, Julio Franco, Jody Gerut, and Rick Manning.
CC Sabathia’s MLB career spanned 19 seasons. During that time, he served as a pitcher for the Cleveland Guardians, New York Yankees, and Milwaukee Brewers.
Sabathia made his debut in the Major League with the Cleveland Indians in 2001. He placed second in the 2001 AL Rookie of the Year voting after 2001 AL MVP Ichiro Suzuki. He won the 2007 Cy Young award with the Indians, with whom he spent seven and a half seasons.
Sabathia was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers, where he played the second half of 2008. He helped the Brewers reach the playoffs for the first time in 26 years. Sabathia won a World Series ring with the Yankees in 2009.
During his career, Sabathia amassed six All-Star selections and bagged the Warren Spahn Award three times in a row.
