The October 27 MLB Immaculate Grid pairs the Colorado Rockies and Chicago White Sox in one of its intersections.
Therefore, participants aiming for an immaculate score must name one major league player, current or former, who has suited up for both teams.
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There has been a limited crossover between the two long-standing franchises. In total, only 53 players have donned both jerseys.
Fortunately, you are at the right place. This article will walk you through some possible answers and help you ace today’s MLB Immaculate Grid.
MLB Immaculate Grid Answers October 27: Which Rockies players have also played for the White Sox?
The first name that immediately springs to mind for the Rockies - White Sox intersection of today’s MLB Immaculate Grid is Tommy Kahnle.
The Yankees reliever started his major league journey with the Rockies in 2014. He spent a couple of seasons in Colorado before he was traded to the White Sox, where he would spend two seasons as well.
White Sox legend Jose Contreras is an excellent shout for this intersection. He was part of their 2005 World Series-winning championship squad.
Contreras spent six seasons in Chicago between 2004 and 09 before being traded to the Rockies, whom he would play for only half a season
Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Ellis Burks also qualifies for this intersection. The outfielder played only one season (1993) for the White Sox and five for the Rockies between 1994 and 98.
Some other possible answers for this intersection include:
- Sandy Alomar
- Yonder Alonso
- Daryl Boston
- Ellis Burks
- John Cangelosi
- Simon Castro
- Royce Clayton
- Alex Colomé
- José Contreras
- Nelson Cruz
- Joe Davenport
- Octavio Dotel
- Jon Garland
- Dustin Garneau
- Ross Gload
- Charles Johnson
- Matt Lindstrom
- Boone Logan
- Sean Lowe
- Aaron Miles
- Jayson Nix
- Greg Norton
- Miguel Olivo
- Pablo Ozuna
- Paul Phillips
- Juan Pierre
Check out Baseball Reference. It has an extensive database that can help you find every player who has played even one inning for either franchise.